Geordin Hill-Lewis
Geordin Hill-Lewis
Geordin Hill-Lewis
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Nelson Mandela Bay anti-crime march calls for stronger policing
An anti-crime march in Nelson Mandela Bay saw hundreds of residents demand stronger action against violent crime and stable police leadership.
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Cape Town pays homage to fallen heroes at Remembrance Day Service
The City of Cape Town’s memorial wall now bears the names of 51 staffers who died in the line of duty, honouring more than a century of service.
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Cape Town adopts R87.8bn budget as opposition warns rises will hit the poor hardest
Cape Town’s final budget of the current mayoral term was adopted on Monday morning amid sharp divisions in City council.
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Hill-Lewis urges calm as tensions rise over illegal immigration
DA leader and Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has urged South Africans to reject violence and hatred, calling for law, order and unity.
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DA leader to address nation on South Africa’s political future
Democratic Alliance leader Geordin Hill-Lewis will address the nation tonight, discussing challenges and presenting solutions for South Africans’ progress.
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Steenhuisen’s move: This is what experts say it means
John Steenhuisen may become deputy minister of trade, facing a salary cut, amid controversial cabinet reshuffles by the DA.
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DA’s Hill-Lewis to seek second term as Cape Town mayor
The DA has confirmed Geordin Hill-Lewis as its mayoral candidate for Cape Town, outlining five pledges for policing, jobs, housing and clean public spaces.
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LUISTER || Groenewald kap terug na Hill-Lewis ná vrae oor paroolgangers
Dr. Pieter Groenewald, minister van korrektiewe dienste, meen die DA-leier Geordin Hill-Lewis het nie die feite oor paroolgangers nie.
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Steenhuisen’s FMD failures keep landing back on Hill-Lewis’s desk
Barnard Beukman looks into the DA leader backing embattled Steenhuisen for now, as foot-and-mouth crisis and court defeats deepen.
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Cape Town mayor urges anti-corruption push, rejects procurement law
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has responded to Cosatu’s criticism of the City’s Constitutional Court bid to invalidate the Public Procurement Act.
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