GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 12 March 2025 ✔️ Minimal/No income or company tax increases✔️ Minimal/No increased borrowing✔️ SRD grant retained✔️ Waste assessments for departments✔️ Funds to SARS to…
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of the Western Cape Parliament 11 March 2025 The GOOD Party is against the proposal to introduce more seats into the Western…
GOOD Statement by Marius van Stade ,GOOD Stellenbosch Municipality Councillor 10 March 2025 The GOOD Party urges the Stellenbosch Local Municipality to find sustainable solutions to secure housing ownership for…
Attempts to table the 2025 budget have degenerated into political farce. The ANC is desperate to save face after last month’s proposed budget was washed up on the GNU rocks, and the DA is just as desperate to seize the moment to prove it has the power to put a spoke in the ANC’s wheel.
The GOOD Party believes, although well intentioned, Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie’s plans to roll out a Video Assistant Referee system in the Premier Soccer League is premature.
GOOD has supported the City of Tshwane’s debt relief plan for residents in debt, including indigent and child-headed households, as well as customers with property values of less than R250,000. The City of Tshwane’s new multi-party administration inherited debtors' book of more than R30 billion from the previous DA administration.
The GOOD Party congratulates our Leader, Minister Patricia de Lille on being honoured with the “Tourism Minister of the Year” award for Excellence in Governance - Infrastructure Development from the Pacific Area Travel Writers Association.
GOOD Statement by Siyabulela Mamkeli ,GOOD City of Cape Town Councillor 06 March 2025 The GOOD Party calls on the City of Cape Town to reconsider its pricing structure for…
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron ,GOOD Secretary General 06 March 2025 The DA’s decision to double down on Afriforum’s visit to the White House was not about the good of…
South Africa’s current statistics, which show that 80% of our ten-year-olds cannot read for meaning, are at a crisis point requiring urgent reform and government action. The ability to read and write opens the gates to a young child’s life. Academic passions such as science, literature or history cannot be realised without the ability to comprehend the knowledge that is transcribed.