In 2020, GOOD skipped its adolescence and shot up from being a new kid on the block to an emerging heavyweight. They say photographs tell a thousand words. Here are a few GOOD highlights of this fast and furious year.
Branch leaders across Cape Town converge on the Civic Centre for GOOD’s fabulously attended inaugural Metro AGM.
Aunty Pat and Brett Herron host a public meeting in Salt River for a conversation about affordable housing developments in Cape Town – or the lack thereof.
GOOD members launch branches across South Africa – from Jozi to the Cape.
GOOD launches its official newspaper – Waarheid. Readership already numbers in the many thousands.
GOOD’s leaders lead by example when it comes to social distancing and masking-up in defence against the COVID-19 pandemic.
GOOD contests a number of by-elections in 2020, soaring to heights expected of established parties.
GOOD celebrates its first birthday, capping 365 days of monumental growth and progress.
Richard Hector wins ward 27 in the George Municipality, GOOD’s first ward councillor.
A GOOD delegation at Cape Town Pride – emphasizing love as a fundamental human right.
Aunty Pat, Brett Herron and Shaun August attend SONA 2020 in their capacities as cabinet member, MPL and MP, respectively.
GOOD’s Rosa Louw (left) and Mercia Draghoender (right) host a soup kitchen to feed the hungry during COVID-19.
A GOOD workshop is held in Johannesburg with Secretary-General, Brett Herron, leading co-ordination efforts.
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