Minister of Human Settlements Thembi Simelane has ordered the City of Cape Town to halt its proposed sale to a private developer of a valuable piece of land acquired nine years ago with funds meant to relieve severe congestion in Dunoon.

Minister of Human Settlements Thembi Simelane has ordered the City of Cape Town to halt its proposed sale to a private developer of a valuable piece of land acquired nine years ago with funds meant to relieve severe congestion in Dunoon.
Catch GOOD Party Mayoral Candidate Brett Herron live on Newzroom Afrika at 07:40 AM! He’ll be unpacking the 6 core pledges for the City of Cape Town. Tune in and join the conversation
Catch GOOD Party Mayoral Candidate Brett Herron live on Newzroom Afrika at 07:40 AM! He’ll be unpacking the 6 core pledges for the City of Cape Town. Tune in and join the conversation
GOOD Mayoral Candidate Brett Herron will be live on SABC News at 18:15 today to discuss GOOD’s plan for Cape Town and how the party intends to build a city that works for everyone.
Cape Town deserves better. Cape Town deserves GOOD.
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GOOD Mayoral Candidate Brett Herron joined the Radio 786 Town Hall Debate at Factreton Community Centre, putting forward GOOD’s vision for a Cape Town that works for everyone.
Cape Town deserves better. Cape Town deserves GOOD.🧡
Join GOOD Party CPT Mayoral Candidate, Brett Herron, as he takes the stage at the eNCA "We the Nation" Elections Town Hall!
📅 Sunday, 4 October 2026
⏰ 18:00 – 19:00
📺 eNCA (DStv Channel 403)
💻 Stream live via eNCA.com or the official eNCA YouTube channel!
Catch Brett Herron, GOOD CPT Mayoral Candidate, live on CII Radio! 🎙️
📻 Station: Channel Islam International
🗓️ Date: Today, 30 Sep
⏰ Time: 07h50
#GOODParty #BrettforMayor
Join GOOD CPT Mayoral Candidate Brett Herron tonight on Local Matters with host Ahmed Kajee as he shares his vision for the city.
🗓 Date: Tonight, 21 September 2026
⏰ Time: 19:15 – 19:45
📍Platform: StreamYard
Tune in live and join the conversation!
The Democratic Alliance has become a government of announcements.
The Salt River Market site will be heralded as progress for inner city affordable housing using well-located land and it will also be abused for crude party-political purposes as it was today.