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DA's Bonginkosi Madikizela steps down amid qualifications saga 28 April 2021 5:29 PM Share This: Bonginkosi Madikizela has resigned as the leader of the DA in the Western Cape. He's also quit his job as transport MEC in the province. Madikizela resigned as the provincial leader of the DA on Wednesday, according to Eyewitness News. It's understood that he has also resigned as Western Cape Transport MEC. Madikizela was suspended from his role in the provincial government following allegations that he lied about his academic qualifications. Earlier this month, a Daily Maverick report revealed th...

DA mayoral candidate Geordin Hill-Lewis says his vision for the City is to help lift Capetonians out of poverty and into lives of dignity.

Premier Winde thanks firefighters, NGOs and residents for bravery and generosity Contributor Monday, 19 April 2021, 17:43 Firefighters on scene at UCT Upper Campus. WESTERN CAPE NEWS - Today, I held a press briefing together with the Mayor of Cape Town, Dan Plato, on the Western Cape Government and City of Cape Town’s response to the Table Mountain fire.  During the briefing, I reiterated how thankful I am to the brave fire fighters and generous residents of the province for their efforts.  The briefing was fur...

Opposition parties in Western Cape not content with Madikizela’s suspension Share Cape Town - Opposition parties in the province are not satisfied with Premier Alan Winde’s two-week suspension of Bonginkosi Madikizela from the executive council after revelations that he lied on his CV about a degree he didn’t have. Until his suspension, Madikizela was Transport and Public Works MEC. For the time being, Human Settlements MEC Tertius Simmers will act in his place. “I have taken the decision to suspend MEC Madikizela for 14 days, while an investigation determines all the fac...