EFF Youth Command Mobilises Ahead of North West Manifesto Rally‎

EFF Youth Command Mobilises Ahead of North West Manifesto Rally
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‎RUSTENBURG, NORTH WEST — Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Youth Command Convener and Commissar Sihle Lonzi addressed an EFF Youth Command public lecture and mobilisation programme ahead of the party’s upcoming North West Provincial Manifesto Rally.
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‎The engagement took place at the Kanana Multi-Purpose Centre at the Makokama Old Clinic in Rustenburg, bringing together EFF supporters and young people as the party intensifies its mobilisation efforts across the province.
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‎Lonzi engaged with the EFF’s youth structures and supporters on political issues affecting young people and communities, while emphasising the importance of political participation, organisational development and grassroots mobilisation.
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‎The public lecture forms part of a series of activities leading up to the EFF’s provincial manifesto rally, where the party is expected to present its political priorities, policy positions and commitments to voters in the North West.
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‎The EFF has consistently placed youth development, economic transformation, employment and access to opportunities at the centre of its political agenda.
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‎As the party prepares for the manifesto rally, its youth leadership is expected to play a central role in mobilising young voters and strengthening the EFF’s presence in communities across the province.
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‎The mobilisation programme also provided an opportunity for the party to engage directly with residents and communicate its vision ahead of the upcoming political programme.
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‎#EFF #EFFYouthCommand #SihleLonzi #EFFManifestoRally #NorthWest

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