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This video must trend show it to everyone family and friends or even strangers.
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Thank you, Capricorn TVET for choosing the Youth Command of the EFF. It’s only a matter of time until the 4th November when we will all stand in one voice as the youth, “Economic Freedom in Our Lifetime!”
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Oksalayo sovotela EFF yodwa
Ballot 1🧊EFF🖤💚❤️
Ballot 2🧊EFF 🖤💚❤️
Ballot 3🧊EFF 🖤💚❤️
#VoteEFF2026
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[Don’t Miss It] Incoming Mayor of Tshwane, Commissar @OmphileMaotwe, will participate in the SA FM mayoral debate tomorrow at 12h00.
Tune in as she unpacks her vision for an EFF-led City of Tshwane, focusing on access to basic services, insourcing and housing.
#VoteEFF2026
#VictoryOrDeath
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You are lucky Msibi is no more, he was gonna summon you to the farm usath uyalala 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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The EFF sends its deepest condolences to the family, friends and the broader music community as we mourn the passing of Babsy Mlangeni.
May His Soul Rest In Revolutionary Peace
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EFF Jazz Hour Vol 6 Launch Listening Session nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1kKzDPrOj…
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Thank you 🙏
Replying to @HermanMashaba
I have EFF membership, but this time in Jozi I'm voting Action SA. It's clear CiC is a crook, he uses power from municipalities for tender extortion. E every where the EFF is co governing the name of EFF comes up in some dodgy tenders favors. As a resident of JHB, I'm voting ASA.
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Commissar @OmphileMaotwe, Tshwane Metro Mayoral Candidate, will address the Women’s Day Celebration in accordance to the details below.
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Five Hours Until Voter Registration Closes #RegisterToVoteEFF
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♦️Happening Tomorrow♦️
The EFF will commemorate Women’s Day on the 9th of August 2026 at Harry Gwala Multipurpose Centre, Zamndela in Sasolburg, Free State, which will be addressed by the National Chairperson, @NolutshunguN
As we remember the women who stood up on the 9th of August 1956, let us also take a moment to reflect on the long and painful history of South Africa’s domestic workers the majority of whom are Black women.
#EFFWomensDay
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EFF Commitments on Fisheries.
The EFF will establish dedicated Municipal Fisheries Development Funds to assist indigenous and traditional fishers with boats, fishing equipment, cold storage, processing facilities, and packaging infrastructure.
#VoteEFF
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Malema's giraffe view
To me it looks like EFF is just a front of something very sinister
#MadlangaCommission
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General Khan telling Julius Malema what happened between him and Andrea Johnson… 😭😭😭😭
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The Constitutional Court has found that the Democratic Alliance under Helen Zille has advocated and promoted apartheid-era spatial planning and deliberately choked economic activity for Black communities.
Register To Vote EFF In The 2026 Local Government Elections To Be Held On The 4th of November 2026
Link: registertovoteeff.org.za
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EFF CONDEMNS NATIONAL TREASURY'S DECISION TO WITHHOLD MUNICIPAL FUNDING
Register To Vote EFF In The 2026 Local Government Elections To Be Held On The 4th of November 2026
Link: registertovoteeff.org.za
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♦️Must Read♦️
In this article published by @ewnupdates the EFF’s @Mandlashikwamb1 exposes the injustice of forcing unemployed graduates to pay annual professional registration fees simply to remain eligible for employment. He argues that thousands of qualified young South Africans, despite overcoming immense obstacles to obtain their qualifications, are being locked out of their professions because they cannot afford these recurring costs while unemployed.
The article calls for the scrapping or subsidisation of professional registration fees for unemployed graduates, stressing that the state must remove barriers to employment instead of punishing young professionals for a jobs crisis they did not create. The EFF remains committed to ensuring that access to work is determined by merit and qualifications—not by one’s ability to pay administrative fees while unemployed.
ewn.co.za/mandla-shikwambana…



























