Speaker of Theewaterskloof Municipality, Weldon Wells, and his family have been warned that if he does not step down from his position, they will be murdered.
The GOOD Party is proud to announce Hajiera Arnolds as our candidate for the upcoming by-election in Ward 16, Cloetesville, Stellenbosch, scheduled for 29 April 2026.
GOOD PARTY ANNOUNCES HAJIERA ARNOLDS AS CANDIDATE FOR WARD 16 BY-ELECTION Read More »
Speech by Brett Herron, Unite for Change Leadership Council Member & GOOD member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament. Note to editors, this speech was delivered during the Infrastructure Department budget vote in the Western Cape Provincial Legislature
THE HOUSING MIRAGE: PROVINCIAL BUDGET LEAVES SOCIAL HOUSING PIPELINE STALLED Read More »
The City of Cape Town and Western Cape Provincial Government must be called out for repeatedly recycling announcements about proposed affordable housing developments in well-located areas of the city without actually delivering any homes.
WESTERN CAPE PLAYS LAND RELEASE CHARADES INSTEAD OF BUILDING HOUSES Read More »
As the Western Cape Provincial Budget was tabled today, it has become clear that the provincial government has once again failed to prioritise the fundamentals that actually shape people’s lives.
Speech by Brett Herron, Unite for Change Leadership Council member and GOOD member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament. Note to Editor: This speech was delivered during the SOPA debate
ABANDONED PROMISES AND RISING MURDERS: GOOD DEMANDS REAL ACTION FOR THE CAPE FLATS Read More »
The Western Cape’s carefully curated spin that it is exceptionally well-led and performing exceptionally well in comparison to other provinces is fraying at the edges.
SOPA 2026: WINDE MUST GET REAL ABOUT WESTERN CAPE OF UNEQUAL OPPORTUNITIES Read More »
As the Q3 crime statistics are released ahead of the SANDF deployment to the Cape Flats, we face a devastating reality.
Schools reopened today across the Western Cape and across the country. For many learners, this time of year brings nervous excitement, fresh beginnings, and the promise of opportunity. But for thousands of children, there is no classroom to return to, only uncertainty and waiting.
BACK TO SCHOOL FOR SOME, LEFT BEHIND FOR THOUSANDS Read More »
In 1953, Minister of Native Affairs HF Verwoerd introduced the Bantu Education Act that established a separate and inferior education system for Black children. “What is the point of teaching the Bantu child Mathematics,” he asked, when “there is no place for the Bantu… above the level of certain forms of labour”.
WESTERN CAPE MATRIC RESULTS REVEAL THE GHOST OF HF VERWOERD Read More »