The people of the Western Cape have spoken. They are demanding better government and a delivery program that meets their needs across the length and breath of our province. They are demanding the implementation of the Peoples Contract.  > 

On Monday, 26 April 2004, at 11h00, the newly elected Members of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament met for the first time.  > 

For immediate release ...  > 

Western Cape Minister for Community Safety Leonard Ramatlakane has been officially sworn in as Acting-Premier of the Western Cape this morning.  > 

The Department of Local Government in the Western Cape as part of our mandate to strengthen, monitor and capacitate local government with a focus on developmental local government, has invited district municipalities to nominate candidates for the first ever bursary awarded by this department.  > 

Statement by Cobus Dowry, Minister of Local Government ...  > 

Since yesterday 3 fires have been raging in the Boland District.  > 

The final results of the 2004 election were announced at 18:30, Sunday, 18 April 2004.  > 

The South African election ended officially on Saturday when the Electoral Commission (IEC) declared the polls free and fair, with the African National Congress (ANC) having won 279 seats in the national parliament.  > 

The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) launched a state-of-the-art Call Centre today (13 April 2004) to improve the quality of support for teachers and officials employed by the department. The Call Centre represents a bold commitment to service delivery.  > 

STATEMENT BY COBUS DOWRY,MINISTER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE WESTERN CAPE ...  >