Nearly a year ago, I persuaded a whistle-blower to hand damning electronic evidence implicating 26 individuals who appeared to play key roles in instigating or fuelling last July’s attempted insurrection to the Hawks.
What is Randall Williams actually doing to end irregular expenditure in Tshwane? That’s what residents should be asking; after it emerged this week that the City of Tshwane lost another R88 million in irregular expenditure.
The Speaker of the Johannesburg Council must urgently act on a report on unlawful counter-intelligence activities within the City, as well as failure of leaders to take action.
Eskom used 27 times the amount of diesel in the first five months this year than it used in the whole 2016/2017 financial year, at the height of state capture.
There’s no point in debating Eskom’s poor performance in parliament, again. Its inabilities are common cause. Eskom is floundering in ideological quicksand, at the mercy of factionalised and incompetent rescue crews who can’t agree how to fix it.
GOOD statement by Brett Herron,GOOD: Secretary-General & Member of Parliament 30 June 2022 The GOOD party welcomes the launch of the Salvokop Precinct Development Project, a mixed-use and mixed-income development aimed…
The GOOD party calls for urgent intervention in the electricity crisis, with Stage 6 loadshedding now confirmed for this evening due to ongoing strike action and limited supply.
Whether or not South Africa can afford a Basic Income Grant comes down to priorities. If we accept as the norm the throwing away of money – wastefully, irregularly and inappropriately lavishly – funding a Basic Income Grant will be virtually impossible.
Two months after the deadly floods in Kwa-Zulu Natal, the victims have been left to depend on foreign aid while the different spheres of their own government are playing the blame game. South Africa’s climatization to dealing with a new crisis each month has allowed promises to fall through the cracks without any outrage.
The GOOD party welcomes the decision by Health Minister, Joe Phaahla, to scrap some of South Africa’s last remaining Covid-19 regulations, with science supporting the view that it can be considered a manageable disease.