An independent Western Cape has the potential to achieve energy independence from South Africa in oil and gas.
WHITE PAPER: Securing oil and gas resilience for an independent Western Cape – a 10-year strategy
15 Reasons for Western Cape Independence — Explained Simply
The Western Cape’s success story proves what good governance, accountability, and community spirit can achieve. Yet national failure continues to hold the province back. In this summary of Alex Penhaligon’s “15 Reasons for Western Cape Independence — Explained Simply,” the key case for self-rule is laid out clearly: fiscal fairness, local accountability, energy freedom, and the right to decide our own future.
The Western Cape Can Build a Better Future — If We Educate Forward
The Western Cape has proven that honest governance and disciplined management deliver real results. But to unlock its full potential, it must gain more control over its finances, policing, and infrastructure—and invest deeply in education. Only by “educating forward” can we build a fairer, more prosperous future for every child and community.
When Neglect Becomes Murder: The ANC’s Deadly Legacy
When corruption, negligence, and indifference cause thousands of avoidable deaths each year, a government becomes complicit in the suffering of its people. From collapsing hospitals and roads to rising murders and hunger, South Africa’s crisis is one of moral failure. It is time for citizens—especially in the Western Cape—to reclaim their right to self-determination.
Western Cape 2025/26: What Comes Back, What’s Spent Here — and What Doesn’t
Uncover the dynamics of Western Cape growth and expenditure through cash transfers and national services impacting the area.
The Western Cape’s Economic Weight: What the GDP Says
Learn about the Western Cape GDP and how it ranks in South Africa. Understand its economic importance and growth trajectories.
Western Cape Economic Review 2025: Resilience amidst national decline
The Western Cape’s 2025 Economic Review shows a Province outperforming South Africa in jobs, exports, and growth, yet weighed down by national dysfunction, economic migration, and burdensome policies like BEE. The message is clear: the Cape has the potential to thrive, but only independence will unlock its future.