RALLYING CRY: EFF celebrates 13 years with manifesto focused on youth issues and basic services
RALLYING CRY EFF celebrates 13 years with manifesto focused on youth issues and basic services Celebrating its 13th anniversary in Thohoyandou, the Economic Freedom Fighters launched a bold municipal campaign centred on insourcing and basic services. Julius Malema aims to rally young people and reverse recent ballot declines following high-profile leadership exits. The resignation of top leadership, including deputy president Floyd Shivambu in August 2024 and Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi in early 2025, revealed cracks within the party.
- ▪RALLYING CRY EFF celebrates 13 years with manifesto focused on youth issues and basic services Celebrating its 13th anniversary in Thohoyandou, the Economic Freedom Fighters launched a bold municipal campaign centred on insourcing and basic
- ▪Julius Malema aims to rally young people and reverse recent ballot declines following high-profile leadership exits.
- ▪The resignation of top leadership, including deputy president Floyd Shivambu in August 2024 and Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi in early 2025, revealed cracks within the party.
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RALLYING CRY EFF celebrates 13 years with manifesto focused on youth issues and basic services Celebrating its 13th anniversary in Thohoyandou, the Economic Freedom Fighters launched a bold municipal campaign centred on insourcing and basic services. Julius Malema aims to rally young people and reverse recent ballot declines following high-profile leadership exits. By Naledi Mashishi 26 Jul 2026 EFF members at the party’s 13th anniversary rally at Thohoyandou Stadium on 25 July.
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