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Ricardo van der Merwe Appointed to the Saldanha Bay Municipality’s Mayoral Committee

The GOOD Party welcomes the appointment of Councillor Ricardo van der Merwe to the Saldanha Bay Municipality’s Mayoral Committee, where he will serve with responsibility for Infrastructure and Planning Services.

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GOOD Statement by Brett Herron, GOOD Secretary-General

The GOOD Party welcomes the appointment of Councillor Ricardo van der Merwe to the Saldanha Bay Municipality’s Mayoral Committee, where he will serve with responsibility for Infrastructure and Planning Services.

This appointment is a clear testament to the constructive role that GOOD continues to play in local government and reflects confidence in the party’s commitment to accountable governance, stable infrastructure development, and reliable service delivery for all communities across the municipal area.

GOOD believes that effective infrastructure planning and maintenance are central to economic growth, dignified living conditions, and the long-term sustainability of municipalities. Through this portfolio, the party will continue working to strengthen municipal systems, improve service delivery, and ensure that communities receive the quality services they deserve.

The appointment further demonstrates the growing recognition of GOOD’s contribution toward collaborative governance and practical solutions that place residents first.

GOOD remains committed to building capable local government that responds to the needs of communities and creates opportunities for all.

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