MATRIC 2024: WESTERN CAPE RESULTS HIGHLIGHT THE PROVINCE’S VAST INEQUALITY
The GOOD Party calls on the Western Cape government to prioritise education and save teacher posts.
The GOOD Party calls on the Western Cape government to prioritise education and save teacher posts.
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron ,GOOD Secretary-General 13 January 2025 We congratulate all matriculants who put in the effort to pass their school leaving exams in 2024. We also congratulate…
The GOOD Party welcomes the court ruling by the Pretoria High Court ordering government to initiate rescue operations in Stilfontein. The judge ordered government to immediately contract Mine Rescue Services to assist in the operations at Buffelsfontein Gold Mine in Stilfontein. And in the interim to ensure the uninterrupted supply of food, water, and medical necessities.
The GOOD Party condemns the escalating gang violence in the Western Cape, it is robbing our youth of their future. Neither the national police force nor the considerable crime fighting resources of the province and City of Cape Town are having any impact.
This week’s announcement by Minister of Justice Mmamoloko Kubayi of the creation of 19 permanent National Prosecuting Authority posts to investigate TRC cases is good.
GOOD Statement by Wesley Neumann ,GOOD City of Cape Town Councillor 08 January 2025 The GOOD Party in Cape Town is disappointed that the City of Cape Town was unable…
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 08 January 2025 The GOOD Party condemns the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Stilfontein.The mine saga has dragged on for over 3 months and it…
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 08 January 2025 The GOOD Party notes the court order that allows for the publication of Matric Results as previously done by the Department…
The GOOD Party calls on the City of Cape Town to engage with industry leaders, academics, medical doctors and marine conservationists regarding testing protocols at the City’s beaches.
The GOOD Party in George condemns the disconnecting of electricity meters whilst the municipal offices are closed over the festive season. Poor and elderly residents of George had to endure long queues, in a heatwave, to try and make arrangements after their electricity meters were disconnected, despite believing they had made payment arrangements with the municipality for their accounts that were in arrears.