Today, on World Toilet Day, we are reminded of a critical issue that demands our attention: the lack of safe and dignified sanitation for residents in Cape Town’s informal settlements.
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 Siyabulela Mamkeli,GOOD Western Cape Councillor 13 September 2024 The Manenberg community, particularly the area known as "The Sevens" and Sabie Road, continues to be tormented by persistent…
26 July 2024 GOOD statement by Lulama Benge,GOOD Councillor in the City of Cape Town The City of Cape Town must explain to its residents why they are still paying…
GOOD statement by Lulama Benge,GOOD Councillor in the City of Cape Town 25 July 2024 The GOOD party calls on the City of Cape Town to withdraw a fixed basic…
GOOD Statement by Chad Davids,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of Parliament 9 July 2024 The City of Cape Town must urgently start with the provision of basic services to residents of…
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has revealed that money was shifted from the province’s education and health departments to fund the Western Cape Safety Plan.
There is an infrastructure deficit in South Africa due to historic injustices. The infrastructure we do have – be it Eskom’s fleet of power stations, Gauteng’s water system, or our road network – is precious. If not maintained, it will break.
Mountains of garbage and waste continue to pile up around Cape Town informal settlements while the City is dragging its feet to take action.
The quiet cancellation of the long-distance passenger rail service between Joburg and Cape Town, and the reduction of the service to a pointless once-a-month between Durban and Johannesburg, should serve as a wake-up call to PRASA and the Department of Transport to get their priorities right.