The Presidency’s top priority must be the stabilising of our electricity supply. Our collective future depends on it. Our collective future also depends on the Presidency delivering on its social transformation mandate.

Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s budget for 2023/24 was approved in Council today, bringing with it greedy increases which will see residents counting every single cent to survive.

In the meantime, South Africa should extend a hand of friendship to oppressed Ugandans by offering them refugee status.

Over the past year, South Africa has seen over 27 00 murders, while more than 43 000 rapes were reported to police.

While it’s shocking that some people are willing to risk the safety of my family, it will not deter us in our fight for the lives of the local fishing community.

GOOD views this as a victory for the residents of the Cape Town who deserve a fair chance to get work opportunities. The EPWP programme must be realigned to its original intent.

When countries in the global north clash violently the world tends to attribute the conflict to ideological, political or economic differences. But when violence is committed in Africa it is just dismissed as savagery.

The GOOD Party welcomes the clear commitment made by Deputy President Paul Mashatile to persuade and engage Uganda on its dangerous Anti-Homosexuality Bill.

This enormous bailout bill should be the state’s last dance with Eskom. It must be regarded as Eskom’s final opportunity to demonstrate it has the capacity to use taxpayer’s money to fulfill its basic purpose to supply electricity.

The Western Cape doesn’t have the power to sign its own deal with the US, but it does have the power to positively change conditions for struggling workers in the agricultural sector.