GOOD statement by Bongani Sonqwenqwe,GOOD Overberg District Councillor 7 November 2024 The GOOD party calls for transparency in the selection of Roslyn Saptoe as the new Acting Swellendam Municipal Manager.…
The GOOD Party is pleased to welcome Bongani Sonqwenqwe as a councillor in the Overberg District. Sonqwenqwe fills the vacancy that was created when Cynthia Clayton was transferred to the…
The GOOD Party in Drakenstein Municipality has lodged a formal complaint and called for an investigation into DA ward councillor Brenda van Willingh, following allegations of corruption and unethical conduct.
The City of Cape Town’s neglect of our firefighting services has reached a critical point, jeopardising the safety of both residents and the firefighters who bravely serve them.
GOOD statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament 5 November 2024 Yesterday, GOOD Secretary-General Brett Herron, on behalf of the GOOD Party in Theewaterskloof, formally…
Evidence is mounting against the City of Cape Town regarding the mismanagement of water resources, with findings from the Department of Labour (DoL) and the Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment (DFFE) painting a troubling picture.
The GOOD Party calls on Western Cape Premier Alan Winde to concede that scrapping teachers when the country is in the grip of a teacher shortage is untenable, and that – like it or not – the Western Cape will shuffle its budget and ring-fence more money for education.
The City of Cape Town’s evictions of people living at the Castle of Good Hope follow a trend of undermining the dignity of the poor, the working class, and the unemployed.
The Western Cape Education Department has serious questions to answer regarding the alarming state of the learning environment at Montana Primary School.
Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana’s decision to cancel the R370 a month Social Relief of Distress grant next year despite the economy being forecast to continue growing too slowly to generate jobs spits in the faces of millions of South Africans who did not choose to be poor.