Cape Town Taxi Strike: GOOD Welcomes The Decision To Take The Impounding Issue To Court
The GOOD Party is disappointed that the DA-Led leadership in the Western Cape and SANTACO WC were unable to reach an agreement in the current impasse.
The GOOD Party is disappointed that the DA-Led leadership in the Western Cape and SANTACO WC were unable to reach an agreement in the current impasse.
As we commemorate Women’s Month, the GOOD party would like to acknowledge the economic struggles faced by the women of South Africa.
The residents of Cape Town continue to bear the brunt of the impasse between SANTACO WC and the City of Cape Town.
The GOOD Party agrees with the document that the outcomes of this dialogue must be presented to our party structures and members. Our delegation has no mandate to agree to the declaration without further consultation.
The existence of a Bill, already drafted but not presented to the Dialogue to discuss and debate it, makes a farce out of this elaborate National Dialogue.
Elections are a contestation of ideas. The right to vote for a political party of your choice is enshrined in the Constitution
Khayelitsha, Delft, Wallacedene, Driftsands, Fairdale, Dunoon, Atlantis, Philippi, Gugulethu and Langa have been left living in their own rubbish, as the city of Cape Town fails to fulfil its obligations for refuse removal.
The Good Party wishes Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi a speedy recovery.
The Western Cape South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) has decided to embark on immediate strike action until 9 August.
The GOOD Party in Drakenstein welcomes the appointment of Mr PR Esau as the Executive Director for Public Safety in the Municipality.