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Green Party of South Africa

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Political party in South Africa

Green Party of South Africa
Founded1999
HeadquartersNoordhoek, Cape Town,South Africa
IdeologyEnvironmentalism
Political positionCentre
International affiliationFederation of Green Parties of Africa
Website
greenpartyofsouthafrica.co.za

TheGreen Party of South Africa (GPSA) is a smallpolitical party in theWestern Cape province. It is a member of theFederation of Green Parties of Africa.[citation needed]

History of Green politics in South Africa

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The Ecology Party was established in November 1989, but disbanded after recruiting only 1 800 members.[1]

Ian Brownlie launched theGreen Party (GRP) in July 1992, but it too disbanded after failing to win a seat in the Western Cape Provincial legislature during the 1994 Provincial and National generalelections under the leadership ofNathan Grant.[1]

Judy Sole founded theGovernment by the People Green Party (GPGP) in 1999, which she later renamed to The Green Party of South Africa. The party has contested elections as the Green Party of South Africa since the 2000 local elections. Due to the lack of funding the Green Party of South Africa only participated in the 2004 provincial elections but was reconstituted in early February 2019 to contest the provincial elections.

Election results

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YearNationalWestern Cape
provincial
City of Cape TownReferences
WardProportional
19942 6110.1%[2]
19999 1930.06%2 4530.15%[3][4]
20004770.07%1 9730.28%[5]
20043 3170.21%[6]

Provincial elections

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Election[7][8]Eastern CapeFree StateGautengKwazulu-NatalLimpopoMpumalangaNorth-WestNorthern CapeWestern Cape
%Seats%Seats%Seats%Seats%Seats%Seats%Seats%Seats%Seats
1994----------------0.1%0/42
1999----------------0.15%0/42
2004----------------0.21%0/42
2019----------------0.13%0/42

See also

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References

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  1. ^abKotzé, Hendrik Jakobus; Anneke Greyling (1994).Political organizations in South Africa A-Z (2 ed.). Tafelberg.ISBN 0-624-03261-2.
  2. ^Álvarez-Rivera, Manuel (2004-01-05)Republic of South Africa 1994 General Election. Election Resources on the Internet
  3. ^National and Provincial Elections Results, 1999. IEC
  4. ^Western Cape Results. IEC
  5. ^Party Support, Province: Western Cape, Ward: All Wards, Party: The Green Party of South Africa. IEC
  6. ^2004 Provincial election, Western Cape. IEC
  7. ^"Election Resources on the Internet: Republic of South Africa General Election Results Lookup".
  8. ^"Results Dashboard".www.elections.org.za. Retrieved11 May 2019.

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