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Patricia de Lille was elected Executive Mayor of Cape Town in 2011 and re-elected for a second term in August 2016.. She is the first Mayor to serve a full five-year term in the democratic dispensation since 1994. She was appointed the world’s best mayor for May 2013 by City Mayors, a publication that monitor the work of mayors that serve and make contributions to their community on both a ...
Cape Town - Tourism Minister and former Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille has been announced as the GOOD Party’s candidate for premier of the Western Cape. Making the announcement yesterday, the ...
13. Nov. 2023 · Patricia de Lille has reclaimed her leadership position within the GOOD party, emerging triumphant following the conclusion of the party's national policy conference over the weekend. De Lille, with a lifelong dedication to activism and politics, shows no signs of relenting as the party gears up to participate in the upcoming national and provincial elections next year.
19. Dez. 2016 · South Africa. Currently the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Patricia de Lille has fought injustice for more than 40 years through her involvement in politics. She is known for her role as a trade unionist in the struggle for equality and as the initial whistle-blower on the infamous Arms Deal in 1999.
GOOD is a South African political party that was formed in December 2018. We are led by our founder Patricia de Lille, She is currently the Minister of Tourism. We stand up for a country that has zero tolerance for racism, gender discrimination, corruption and poverty. on. The GOOD party is led by GOOD people, fighting to create a GOOD life for.
Patricia de Lille: My Life. Charlene Smith. Spearhead, 2002 - Biography & Autobiography - 202 pages. Nelson Mandela called her his favourite opposition politician, 'she is a very strong, principled woman' he said of her. Many say they would vote for her i ...
24. März 2024 · He recently launched his documentary, "Call Me Aunty Pat" featuring Patricia de Lille, which he hopes will be watched by many people as the May 29 election gets closer.
