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During his visit to Zimbabwe, ANC Youth League president Collen Malatji announced plans to strengthen bilateral relations ahead of the Africa Youth Congress Summit, emphasising the importance of cooperation between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
During his visit to Zimbabwe, ANC Youth League president Collen Malatji announced plans to strengthen bilateral relations ahead of the Africa Youth Congress Summit, emphasising the importance of cooperation between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
The ANC in Limpopo has suspended former MP Boy Mamabolo after he made defamatory social media posts about NEC member Onnica Moloi, with the party citing his 'unbecoming conduct' that brought the organisation into disrepute.
In a ruling handed on Thursday, the Constitutional Court said AfriForum's application bears no reasonable prospects for success.
The Equality Court has ruled that Julius Malema's controversial 'Kill The Boer' chant is protected as political speech, not hate speech. Despite international outcry and criticism from various quarters, South African law permits Malema to continue using the chant as a form of political expression. This article explores the legal reasoning behind this ruling and the ongoing debate surrounding it.
Fikile Mbalula reveals that ANC Youth League Treasurer Zwelo Masilela faces an Integrity Commission investigation over serious qualification allegations, raising questions about accountability within the party.
A major qualification scandal has erupted in Mpumalanga's Mbombela Municipality, with the EFF demanding a province-wide skills audit after discovering an ANCYL official held a senior research position for five years with only a matric certificate. The controversy has sparked national debate about municipal hiring practices and qualification verification
Following the recent election of new leadership, the ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal expressed its support for the reconfiguration of the provincial ANC structure in preparation for next year’s local government elections.
After significant delays, the ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal successfully elected its new leadership, marking a pivotal moment for the organisation
The ANC Youth League's elective conference in KwaZulu-Natal faced delays due to unresolved credential issues, raising concerns about the election of new leadership
Politicians from the ANC Youth League and SACP are stepping in to support the establishment of a Tshwane University of Technology campus in Sekhukhune, amid community outrage over delays and alleged misdirection of the project.
Politicians from the ANC Youth League and SACP are stepping in to support the establishment of a Tshwane University of Technology campus in Sekhukhune, amid community outrage over delays and alleged misdirection of the project.
The ANC Youth League picketed outside the Mineral Council South Africa offices in Rosebank to demand reinstatements of mine workers who were retrenched late last year.
With the ANC facing challenges following poor electoral performances, particularly in KZN, party officials are considering harsh measures, including the possible disbandment of the respective struggling provincial executive committees.
The party said the picket would amplify the voices of workers and youth affected by corporate ‘greed and policy failures’.
The gloves are off between the ANC Youth League and the Young Communist League of SA (YCLSA) after the latter issued a statement slamming youth league president Collen Malatji on Monday.
Collen Malatji condemns Jacob Zuma and Solly Mapaila, calling for unity within the ANC to combat counter-revolutionaries.
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula vows to enforce discipline among party members, promising disciplinary hearings for those who fail to comply.
ANC Youth League president says the DA-led government in the Cape Town is overseeing a very poor population that is in majority in the townships and farms.
As South Africa reflects on the legacy of leaders like Nelson Mandela, Robert Sobukwe, and Steve Biko, their teachings on unity, justice, and human dignity stand in stark contrast to the divisions and inequalities of today.
The youth league said lack of transparency undermines public confidence and raises serious concerns about equitable resource distribution.
Former mining minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi has slammed the African National Congress, also revealing private text messages between himself and Tito Mboweni, where the late former finance minister expressed that President Cyril Ramaphosa was a front for the Democratic Alliance in the grand coalition arrangement.
This comes after the conviction of a former Home Affairs adjudicator who was found guilty of corruption by the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on Wednesday, and the recent dismissal of 18 other officials for offences including fraud, corruption, and sexual harassment.
Former EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu revealed in a recent podcast interview that his relationship with his former boss was political, not a brotherhood one.
The African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) president Collen Malatji, is calling on the government to provide funding for spaza shops to allow unemployed youth to run their businesses, following the scourge of food poisoning incidents that have claimed lives of school learners.