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The Western Cape legislature's Speaker, Daylin Mitchell, said he would only be able to make a ruling at the next sitting, when Peter Marais would be present.

While South Africans experienced Stage 5 power cuts on Thursday, political parties in the Western Cape legislature debated the impact of the energy crisis on the province.

‘My commitment to the people of our province is to get them to work and school safely and on time,’ said Ricardo Mackenzie.

Taxi strike: The new political head is keen to speak to the taxi industry ahead of Wednesday’s planned province-wide stay away. 

The taxi body said that there were several reasons for this decision. All operators have been advised to park their taxis either at home or at a rank.

Energy, mobility, and policing were three key themes in Western Cape premier Alan Winde’s State of the Province Address on Thursday.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has outlined bold plans for the province to combat crime, tackle the housing crisis, deliver quality education and create jobs during his State of the Province Address. News24 takes a look at six key takeaways from the premier's address. 



Three senior members of the DA in the Western Cape legislature are vying for the position of chief whip following a tumultuous year for the party in the provincial parliament. 


Download logoPremier Alan Winde welcomes the announcement by Speaker of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament (WCPP) Daylin Mitchell that the fifth

The Western Cape's 2023 State of the Province Address will be held in the provincial legislature in Cape Town in line with the instructions of newly elected speaker Daylin Mitchell.