The Good Party has submitted a formal complaint to the Public Protector to investigate procedural irregularities by the City of Cape Town and its Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis relating to the City’s disposal of the Good Hope Centre.
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The highest bidder on auction for the Good Hope City in February has directly contradicted Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’ contention in a radio interview last week that it could not come up with the money.
The Public Protector’s Report, released today, confirms in binding, constitutional terms what residents of Langa Flats and Khayelitsha have said for years: that the DA-run City of Cape Town has failed to deliver the basic municipal services it is constitutionally obliged to provide.
It is International Day of Play today but most of Cape Town’s children don’t have safe places to play.
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PLAY TODAY – BUT NOT ON THE CAPE FLATS Read More »
When the Western Cape Government promised in 2012 to upgrade the hospital serving one of Cape Town’s most underserved and violent crime-ridden areas, then Health MEC Theuns Botha said: “The GF Jooste Hospital will be rebuilt on its present site between 2013 and 2016.”
GF JOOSTE HOSPITAL: DA PROMISED TO REBUILD BY 2016, BUT NOT A SINGLE BRICK LAID Read More »
Today, the Tshwane Department of Economic Development and Spatial Planning, under the political leadership of GOOD’s Councillor Sarah Mabotsa, has brought two important reports to Council for approval.
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The GOOD Party welcomes the High Court ruling which has declared the actions of Operation Dudula xenophobic and unlawful. We have consistently condemned the blocking of hospitals and clinics by members of Operation Dudula as not in line with our Constitution or our legal framework.
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