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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.”
The post GF JOOSTE HOSPITAL: DA PROMISED TO REBUILD BY 2016, BUT NOT A SINGLE BRICK LAID appeared first on For Good.
On this Human Rights Day, we pause to reflect on the hard-won freedoms that define our democracy and the responsibility we all share to protect and advance them.
The post HUMAN RIGHTS MUST BE A LIVED REALITY, NOT JUST A PAPER PROMISE appeared first on For Good.
Babanango Primary School has been closed since Monday due to protests by parents
With only two operating landfills, compactor trucks have longer turnaround times, creating refuge collection backlogs
They say they haven’t seen a municipal water tanker since last October
A fire in Shaka’s Head near KwaDukuza killed five people on 28 February
Mayor of Cape Town Geordin Hill-Lewis’ promise to build a wall to contain communities living along the N2 between Khayelitsha and Langa looks likely to be election spin after the Western Cape MEC for Infrastructure Tertuis Simmers today denied having been engaged in the so-called project.
The post BALLS TO THE WALL: GEORDIN’S N2 WALL APPEARS TO BE ELECTION SPIN appeared first on For Good.
The State of the Province Address (SOPA) by Northern Cape Premier Dr Zamani Saul was reminiscent of previous addresses in which grand announcements were made that never truly materialised. The announcement that R48 million has been earmarked for upgrading the Steinkopf Health Centre in addition to R60 million for an oncology centre is, nevertheless, welcomed. […]
The post Northern Cape SOPA sounds like a rehash of empty promises appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.
As Premier Lesufi prepares to deliver his 2026 State of the Province Address later today, GOOD calls on him to deliver an honest account of progress, clear explanations for unfulfilled commitments, and concrete, time-bound actions for the many challenges facing our province.
The post GAUTENG SOPA MUST OFFER ACCOUNTABILITY, ACTION, AND REAL SOLUTIONS appeared first on For Good.
Public finance is the means through which societies either raise living standards or entrench dependence.
Meanwhile Johannesburg Water struggles to supply Mellville, especially higher areas
Thirty years ago, in 1996, our country adopted a Constitution that created the structures and values of our democracy.
The post SONA2026: SOME BOLD AND MEANINGFUL INTERVENTIONS BUT THE POOR STILL NEED MORE DIRECT HELP appeared first on For Good.
School owners in Limpopo say registration process is slow and opaque
Nigeria’s open borders promise trade but deliver exploitation.
Courts are clogged with thousands of RAF cases
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.
The post BACK TO SCHOOL FOR SOME, LEFT BEHIND FOR THOUSANDS appeared first on For Good.
Nigerian pop stars are often accused of singing about love and money and ignoring social issues. Falz isn’t one of them.
Households donate a minimum of R100 to the project
Speaker, after enduring the Minister’s thirty-five–page marathon of a speech, I walked out not inspired, not reassured, but deeply disappointed.
This year’s adjustment budget is nothing short of an insult to the people of this province.
The post GOOD REJECTS MISLEADING ADJUSTMENT BUDGET AND CALLS OUT FALSE CLAIMS appeared first on For Good.
The coup sends a signal that electoral rules and constitutional procedures can be overridden by force.
Djibouti is a presidential republic with a multiparty system, but political authority is highly centralised.
The City of Cape Town is preparing to adopt its new Long-Term Planning Framework (LTPF), a document meant to steer the future of a metro of more than five million residents.
The post CAPE TOWN’S NEW 2050 PLAN IS BUILT ON FORTY VOICES – NOT FIVE MILLION appeared first on For Good.
The solution to housing affordability is to increase supply by building more housing
South African Riding for the Disabled Association will have to vacate property