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Cape Town Mayor Accused of Abusing Power in Neighbourhood Feud

7 April 2025 by Alan

GOOD Statement by Suzette Little,GOOD Deputy Secretary-General & City of Cape Town Councillor 07 April 2025 A Cape Town resident has lodged a formal accusation against Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, alleging that the Mayor has abused his position of power and is engaging in harassment (Bothasig SAPS, ref nr CAS 167/3/2025). According to the complainant, who […]

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Statement by Suzette Little, GOOD Deputy Secretary-General & City of Cape Town Councillor:

A Cape Town resident has lodged a formal accusation against Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, alleging that the Mayor has abused his position of power and is engaging in harassment (Bothasig SAPS, ref nr CAS 167/3/2025). According to the complainant, who resides in the same suburb as Hill-Lewis’ mother-in-law, what began as a simple neighbourhood disagreement has escalated into a legal matter.

GOOD has seen an email sent by Hill-Lewis to the complainant stating he has a “strong suspicion” the resident is operating an illegal car repair workshop at a private residence, a “land use violation”. Law Enforcement has been called to the resident’s property on four separate occasions, with no evidence found to support the accusations.

The use of Law Enforcement in this manner—particularly when there is no evidence of wrongdoing—raises concerns about the abuse of power. Having direct access to Law Enforcement should not be used to settle personal disputes or engage in petty neighbourhood conflicts. This case calls for a thorough examination of the conduct involved and a reminder of the importance of fairness and responsibility in positions of public authority.

GOOD has written to the Speakers Office to confirm that public funds will not be used to defend the Mayor if he is charged with harassment.

GOOD Manifesto on Inclusivity: The party aims to be inclusive, representing all demographics regardless of race or gender.

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