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JP Smith, Cape Town City safety boss faces vote of no confidence

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Smith said the motion against him doesn’t have anything to do with issues playing out in the party's leadership, but over disagreements in the Cape DA
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Clifton beach security company ‘eff’d’ up again’ — City

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The security company ‘effed up again’, says a councillor as the City of Cape Town complains to the regulator about the beach debacle
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City of CT to act against security company, #ReclaimClifton protesters

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Beach-goers were told to leave Clifton beach by PPA guards last Sunday, two days before Christmas
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CT social housing brought to standstill

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Departmental disagreements are halting the development of five prime sites in Cape Town
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Silver Town: The picture of devastation

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A single image of the aftermath of the blaze cannot tell the whole story
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Five Cape Town councillors resign in support of De Lille

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Both caucus deputy leader JP Smith and outgoing mayor Patricia De Lille confirmed the resignations
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Evidence in the De Lille dossier

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The Cape Town mayor’s supporters and her critics feel disappointed by her resignation deal
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De Lille lining up civil suits against 12 people

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Patricia de Lille says she is not finished with pursuing legal action against 12 people whom she says defamed her
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De Lille, speaker face motions of no confidence in Cape Town council

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The motion against De Lille is the second brought by her own party that she will face in council this year
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De Lille: New motion of no confidence scheduled

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The Democratic Alliance's federal executive will meet this week to give the vote its approval
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‘We may have over-reached’ — JP Smith on trying to curtail De Lille powers

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The DA intends to table a new motion of no confidence against De Lille in council with Smith saying it could happen before the end of July
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Taxi peace is cold comfort

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Rival bosses in Cape Town make up after a bloody feud that claimed the lives of 13 people and wounded commuters
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Smith said the motion against him doesn’t have anything to do with issues playing out in the party’s leadership, but over disagreements in the Cape DA

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