Commuters Suffer When The Relationship Between The Taxi Industry And Law Enforcement Sours
The GOOD party calls on the City of Cape Town to show leadership and find a lasting solution to the impasse between taxi drivers and law enforcement.
The True Cost Of Homeless Re-Integration In Cape Town
Claims have been made that the reason we seem to be losing the fight against homelessness in Cape Town is the fact that we have a very active Homeless Industrial Complex in the City’s homeless sector and that everyone is benefitting from it but those living on the streets.
City Of Cape Town Mayor Misleads Council And Residents
Today in the Cape Town city council, Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis falsely claimed that Theewaterskloof had imposed a 16% electricity tariff increase.
Residents Of Cape Town Will Pay The Price For The DA’s Reckless Borrowing
The GOOD party condemns the DA for recklessly borrowing money linked to the unstable rand.
GOOD Demands The City Of Cape Town Does Not Compromise On Healthcare For Profit
The GOOD Party is opposed to the transfer of land, currently used for community health care services, back to the Western Cape Government (Department of Infrastructure).
Employment Equity Act: DA March Appeals To Those Who Believe Inequality Is Acceptable
The Democratic Alliance will once again show its true colours as a white elitest party. John Steenhuisen, along with the DA leadership and supporters will march to Parliament in protest of what it calls ‘the ANC’s new Race Quotas’.
Lumumba Lecture: EFF Should Have Shown Tolerance And Cancelled Lecture
The GOOD party condemns the Economic Freedom Fighters for proceeding with the public lecture by Professor Patrick Lumumba.
City Of Cape Town’s Property Valuations And Electricity Tariff Increase, A Double Whammy For Cash Strapped Residents
The GOOD Party calls on the DA-led City of Cape Town to recognise the desperate pleas of its residents and act with compassion.
Social Relief Grant: Not Only Can The State Afford To Extend The Grant But It Can Also Afford To Increase It
The intention of the Minister of Social Development to request cabinet to support a two-year extension of the R350 per month Social Relief of Distress (SRD) Grant will bring some comfort to those whose survival is assisted by this grant.
NERSA Confirms Cape Town Has No Right To Charge What It Likes For Electricity
The National Electricity Regulator, NERSA, says it approved a 15.1% tariff increase for the City of Cape Town for the 2023/23 financial year, and that “no licensee is empowered to charge a tariff that has not been approved by NERSA”.
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