The Auditor-General’s latest findings require this Council to be honest about the state of governance in the City. While the administration may correctly state that it received an unqualified audit opinion, residents must understand that an unqualified audit is not the same as a clean audit.
The GOOD Party expresses its profound sadness at the tragic passing of Cllr Aubrey Tsengwa, former Mayor of Knysna and a serving ANC Ward Councillor and leader, who was fatally shot last night.
The GOOD Caucus will attend the City of Cape Town Council meeting today, 20 August 2026 because councillors have a responsibility to be in Council and do the work for which residents elected them.
The fire that ripped through the informal settlement known as BM Section on New Year's Day in 2013 killed five residents, destroyed about 1,000 shacks and left 3,000–4,000 people without any shelter.
DA Federal Finance Chairperson, funder and MP, Mark Burke, is unfit to serve on Parliament’s Standing Committees on Finance and/or Appropriations and Public Accounts.
The DA-led Garden Route District Municipality must immediately stop its plans to sell 19 municipal properties, including 12 in the greater George area.
The DA is on a privatisation roll, dismissing its constitutional obligations to address spatial injustice, selling off well-located publicly owned properties in Cape Town, and championing the out-sourcing of basic service provision in dysfunctional municipalities.
This handover is a profound realisation of the GOOD Party’s core vision and mission to advance social and spatial justice for working-class families. By delivering dignified shelter, we are actively dismantling spatial inequalities and building inclusive communities where citizens are empowered.
The Madlanga Commission model combining investigators, lawyers, powers to subpoena, televised proceedings and accelerated prosecutions, should be applied to alleged police/law enforcement/gangster collusion across the country – not least in gang-ravaged Cape Town.
GOOD Stellenbosch is deeply concerned that decisions taken by the Stellenbosch Municipal Council have placed Jamestown’s historic farmlands, small-scale farmers, and water security under growing development pressure.