# The GOOD Party has described Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s intergovernmental dispute with the acting Police minister Firoz Cachalia as pure electioneering hot air. This follows the national government’s refusal to grant Cape Town’s Metro Police officers investigative authority. GOOD’s secretary-general, Brett Herron, says declaring disputes with government won’t fix the root causes of gangsterism. He says real safety requires spatial transformation, well-maintained community spaces, and investment in the Cape Flats, responsibilities the DA-run metro continues to dodge:
GOOD Party criticises Cape Town’s intergovernmental dispute with acting Police minister Cachalia [SOUND]
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