NEWSFLASH: Opposition parties criticise Winde on rail and housing during Western Cape SOPA debate

Rail, community safety, housing and the Western Cape’s controversial safety plan once again came under the spotlight on Friday morning as legislature members debated Western Cape premier Alan Winde’s State of the Province at the Rocklands Civic Centre in Mitchells Plain.Western Cape crime, rail take centre stage at Winde’s State of the Province Address – again

On transport, Dugmore said, “The solution is not the DA proposal to provincialise rail. It is about working together across all spheres of government… it is only through working together with communities and commuters, Prasa, SAPS and other stakeholders that we will ensure public transport that is safe, reliable and affordable.”

He added: “The premier says they are committed to spatial integration… but the DA leader in the province only buys the outermost, worst located land for government housing. He refuses to use well-located land that the government already owns.” Christians added that the ACDP was working with community structures such as Community Policing Forums and neighbourhood watches that would work alongside metro police and the South African Police Service so crime can be reduced.

It's hilarious, really. When the DA criticises the ANC the cadres get all offended. 'All you do is criticise'..... And then there's the Western Cape.

Choosers of lowest common denominator can't bear pragmatism, productivity and progress. Especially when they can't get their greedy hands on it.

Green-eye. Opposition parties need to sweep in front of their dirty front doors. Plus some.

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