GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 18 June 2024 On Saturday 15 June 2024, GOOD signed the Statement of Intent of the 2024 Government of National Unity (GNU) thus signalling…
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 13 June 2024 The GOOD party looks forward to serving as constructive opposition in the Western Cape, with Brett Herron taking up our seat…
GOOD Press Statement by Jonathan CupidoGOOD City of Cape Town Councillor 13 June 2024 GOOD calls for the complete scrapping of the sub-council system in the City of Cape Town which has no…
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of Parliament 28 May 2024 The massacre of 45 civilians in Rafah by the Israeli Defence Force, described as a mistake by…
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of Parliament 26 May 2024 The GOOD Party has written to the organisation, We Are The People, for clarity about its donation…
Joint Media Statement by GOOD and National Alliance 19 May 2024 The leadership and members of the Gbeberha-based National Alliance, which contested the 2021 Local Government Elections as the Northern…
South Africa cannot abandon its Constitutional responsibilities to develop a just and fair State on the basis of the government’s track-record of incompetence. Whether or not the State is presently competent to manage the proposed National Health Insurance system is not the question. The question is: Is it the right thing to do? And, if it’s the right thing to do, how do all of us – that’s the state, medical professionals and citizens – contribute to its competent management?
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of Parliament 14 May 2024 The First Quarter 2024 job statistics released by StatsSA today showed a 0.8% increase in the overall…
Joint Media Statement by GOOD and Compatriots of South Africa (CSA) 7 February 2024 The GOOD Party’s no-frills approach to prioritise re-balancing a profoundly unequal country by addressing the suffering…
The GOOD Party has submitted a formal complaint to the Minister of Local Government, Anton Bredell, to investigate the Executive Authority of Stellenbosch Municipality for denying the local community their legislative right to public participation.