Disabled Residents Given Houses Without Water and Electricity
The houses were specifically given to elderly and people with disabilities in Extension 2, Mackenzieville
The houses were specifically given to elderly and people with disabilities in Extension 2, Mackenzieville
Postbank argues that ending its contract could have “severe consequences” for millions of social grant beneficiaries
The land for Mavhungeni farm had been restored to the community after a successful land claim
About R140‑million was paid to deceased beneficiaries over three years
The GOOD Party calls on the government to immediately remove all pre-qualification barriers to accessing the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant. In a society plagued by staggering unemployment, stagnant wages, and deepening inequality, social assistance must be designed to reach people quickly, not to exclude them through bureaucratic red tape.
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City of Cape Town should nurture it, not cut it
More than 75% of Postbank’s clients have moved to private banks
The GOOD Party condemns the City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate for refusing to place the Dial-a-Ride crisis on the agenda of tomorrow’s Portfolio Committee on Urban Mobility. Instead of urgently addressing the service cuts already affecting hundreds of residents with severe mobility impairments, the committee has scheduled the matter for discussion only in October, a full month after the City’s own 8 September suspension and restriction of the service takes effect.
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About 450,000 people still need to switch to Postbank’s Black Card
The service agreement between SASSA and Postbank ends on 30 September
SASSA’s system allows for 1Life and Emerald Life to make deductions from social grants
The plan is to curb fraud and speed up processes
Tsomo multi-purpose facility was meant to take nine months to build
Residents of New Monwabisi Park want their illegal connections temporarily formalised while they await electrification
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General & Member of the Western Cape Parliament 23 July 2025 The GOOD Party has asked SASSA and the Hawks to shut down a fraudulent scheme in which hundreds of Worcester and Rawsonville residents, mostly18-year-olds, are being registered for the R370 a month poverty grant without their knowledge or receiving […]
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Steps taken to improve service as the agency ramps up its review on beneficiaries suspected of having undisclosed incomes
Hundreds attend meeting in Khayelitsha
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 08 July 2025 The GOOD Party condemns the South African Social Security Agency’s (SASSA) decision to delay the July grant payments for thousands of beneficiaries flagged for “review.” This is yet another bureaucratic blow to the poorest of the poor, who rely on grants not as a luxury, but […]
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SASSA says it will investigate the problem
Grant beneficiaries complain they have not received their money
Beneficiaries want shorter waiting times and better service from staff at the office
“What solutions is the minister bringing?” Residents unimpressed by promised visit by Social Development Minister
Treasury may withhold funds if SASSA does not meet its conditions
Activists say they get dozens of complaints weekly about the online verification process
