GEORGE BUILDING COLLAPSE: GOOD CALLS FOR W. CAPE INVESTIGATION REPORT TO BE TABLED IN COUNCIL
The GOOD Party in George is calling for the findings of the May 2024 Building Collapse investigation to be tabled in council.
The GOOD Party in George is calling for the findings of the May 2024 Building Collapse investigation to be tabled in council.
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron ,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of the Western Cape Parliament 26 February 2025 Premier Alan Winde’s State of the Province was big on historic projects and…
The GOOD Party has made submissions to the City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate as part of the public comment period on the proposed Paarden Eiland desalination plant.
South Africa’s Government of National Unity must respond to the delegation of apartheid apologists currying favour with like-minded occupants of President Donald Trump’s White House by passing a pro-poor budget next month.
The GOOD Party supports the call for a motion of no confidence in Cape Town Speaker, Felicity Purchase.
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron ,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of the Western Cape Parliament 24 February 2025 For more than a decade, the fight for affordable housing at the Tafelberg…
The GOOD party in Tshwane has two hopes for tonight’s Gauteng State of the Province Address. Premier Panyaza Lesufi needs to outline a clear plan to address economic growth and job creation in the Province and he needs to set clear objectives to root out corruption.
Ahead of today’s Cabinet meeting, the GOOD Party calls on the National Treasury to resist the temptation to throw out progressive provisions in the budget-that-wasn’t with the 2% VAT increase bathwater.
As we approach the State of the Province Address (SOPA), the Western Cape government must confront the urgent failures that continue to undermine the safety, security, and dignity of its residents. Lofty promises will no longer suffice, people deserve real, tangible action.
The GOOD Party is concerned about the lack of urgency displayed by senior officials at the Garden Route District Municipality to respond to the call for cost-cutting proposals to reduce the R11 million deficit facing the Municipality.