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Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has demanded that Police Minister Bheki Cele implement the provincial government's latest policing needs and priorities report.

Download logoAt a Cabinet lekgotla held in Pretoria this week Premier Alan Winde handed over the Provincial Policing Needs and Priorities (PNP) report,

Following the catastrophic impact of Covid-19 pandemic, the South African tourism industry is well on its way to recovery, with domestic tourism leading the sector's recovery after recording a more than 100% increase in trips in the first six months of 2022 compared to the same period last year.

THE DA in the Western Cape and in Gauteng went on a mass march to Minister Bheki Cele’s office on Tuesday, 6 September demanding that he must go.

Speaking on the sidelines of the party’s march against Police Minister Bheki Cele on Tuesday in Tshwane, he said the partys national leadership would protect Phalatse.

The march was led by several party leaders including John Steenhuisen, provincial leader Solly Msimanga and Western Cape Premier Alan Winde.

The DA's chief whip in the Western Cape Provincial Legislature, Lorraine Botha, has been remembered as a diligent hard worker who served the people of the Western Cape with dignity, dedication and distinction.

Bheki Cele is deeply mistaken when he claims LEAP is not helping to push down violent crime, says Western Cape Premier Alan Winde.

Report compiled by the Mexican Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice ranks Cape Town as the 11th most dangerous city in the world.

The Chief Whip of the Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape provincial parliament, Lorraine Botha, died suddenly on Wednesday.