The ANCYL NEC Members, Cde Millicent Sekonya and Cde Katlego Mankanku, together with the ANCYL Tshwane Regional Deputy Chairperson, Cde Thabang Mahlomuza, are attending the Young African Political Leaders Workshop in China under the theme: “China and Africa Join Hands in Advancing Modernization: The Mission and Duty of Youth.”
The workshop brings together young political leaders from across the African continent to engage on youth development, leadership, governance and international cooperation towards a modernised and progressive Africa.
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Yesterday, ANCYL NEC Member Cde Katlego Mankanku joined by the ANCYL Gauteng Provincial Secretary, Cde Mpume Sangweni, led a successful door-to-door and online voter registration high-visibility campaign in Ward 68, Ekurhuleni Region.
The campaign focused on engaging directly with communities, encouraging eligible residents to register to vote online, renew their membership and strengthen the organisation's presence on the ground. Through meaningful interactions with community members, the leadership reaffirmed the ANCYL's commitment to building a vibrant, active, and people-centred movement.
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Today, the ANCYL President, Cde Collen Malatji, led a wreath-laying ceremony in honour of our late sister, Cde Tholithembelihle Ngwenya at Zuurfontein Cemetery in Ekurhuleni.
Today marked one year since the passing of our late sister, Cde Tholithembelihle Ngwenya. The ceremony served as a solemn tribute to a committed youth activist whose contribution to the struggle for the emancipation of young people will forever be remembered.Though a year has passed, her dedication, courage, and revolutionary spirit continue to inspire generations of young people.
Present was ANCYL NEC Members Cde Douglas Ngobeni, Cde Ziyanda Mhlauli, Cde Katlego Mankanku and the ANCYL Gauteng Leadership, The ANC Gauteng Fundraiser Cde Tasneem Motara.
May her revolutionary spirit continue to rest in eternal peace.
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The ANCYL Deputy President, Cde Francisco Dyantyi, accompanied by ANCYL NEC Member, Cde Katlego Mankanku, is today leading the Mandela Day Programme at Mbayimbayi Creche in Bhobhoyi, Ward 21, Ray Nkonyeni Sub-Region, Tolomane Mnyayiza Region, KwaZulu-Natal.
The programme forms part of the ANCYL's commitment to honouring the legacy of President Nelson Mandela through meaningful community service.
The ANCYL joined volunteers on site as refurbishment work got underway, with participants actively engaged in construction activities and other improvement work aimed at enhancing the learning environment at the creche.
The ANCYL remains committed to translating Mandela Day into practical action that restores dignity and positively impacts communities.
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The ANCYL Deputy President, Cde Francisco Dyantyi, is leading the second part of today's Mandela Day Programme at the Ray Nkonyeni Council Chambers in the Ray Nkonyeni Sub-Region, Tolomane Mnyayiza Region, KwaZulu-Natal, where the ANCYL is undertaking the verification of VD-based structures and officially launching volunteers as part of its ongoing organisational renewal and community mobilisation programme.
The Deputy President is accompanied by ANCYL NEC Member, Cde Katlego Mankanku, as the organisation strengthens its structures on the ground and consolidates a disciplined, active and community-centred volunteer base ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.
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The ANC Tolomane Mnyayiza Regional Task Team Deputy Coordinator joined the second part of the ANCYL's Mandela Day Programme at the Ray Nkonyeni Council Chambers in Ray Nkonyeni Sub-Region, where the League undertook the verification of VD-based structures and officially launched volunteers as part of its organisational renewal and preparations for the 2026 Local Government Elections.
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This Weekend, ANCYL NEC Members will be on the ground in communities, campuses and voting stations across the country as we intensify the Final Voter Registration Campaign.
We call on all young people to register, verify their registration details and prepare to shape the future through their vote.
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Remembering The Cradock Four
Today, 27 June, marks the 41st anniversary of comrades Matthew Goniwe, Fort Calata, Sparrow Mkhonto & Sicelo Mhlawuli's brutal killing by the apartheid regime.
On this day, 41 years ago, these four revolutionary activists, now famously known as the Cradock Four, were intercepted by security police in a roadblock near Port Elizabeth. They were unaware that two members of their group, Matthew Goniwe and Fort Calata, had been targeted for assassination. The Cradock Four; Goniwe, Calata, Sparrow Mkonto and Sicelo Mhlauli, were never seen alive again.
Their death marked a turning point for struggle politics. On the day of their funeral, apartheid murderous President, PW Botha responded by declaring a national State of Emergency, which would remain in place for a number of years. It is recorded amongst the key events which spurred on the masses of our people in the death defying relentless fight for freedom which brought apartheid to its knees and ushered in our democracy.
Long live the undying revolutionary spirit of Cradock Four, Long Iive!
Last night, I addressed a hall packed with first-time voters who have registered to vote and are preparing to cast their ballots for the very first time in their lives.
We also had an engaging and insightful interaction with these young people, joined by Cde Peace Mabe, ANC PEC Member in Gauteng, Cde Loyiso Masuku, ANC Regional Chairperson of the Greater Johannesburg Region and the ANCYL Gauteng Chairperson, Cde Ntsako Mogobe.
The commitment displayed by these first-time voters is a clear indication that the youth are ready to make a difference and play their part in strengthening our democracy.
No One Should Be Left Behind!
Economic Freedom and Social Change Now, Not Later!
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The President has a constitutional right to take the report on review, and no clowns will illegally remove him through shortcuts and political opportunism.
The ANCYL will remain the first line of defence in protecting the democratic mandate of our movement!.
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Today we lay to rest our leader and comrade, affectionately referred to as Bra Pat Twala. Today, we bid farewell to a guerrilla fighter, an MK combatant, and a committed servant of our people.
We say thank you for the sacrifices you made throughout your life in pursuit of freedom, justice, and the liberation of our nation. Your courage, discipline, and unwavering commitment to the struggle shall remain a source of inspiration to generations to come.
Commissar, we remain deeply indebted to you for the role you played in advancing the cause of our people and defending the ideals of our movement during the most difficult periods of our history.
Though you have departed physically, your revolutionary spirit will continue to live among the masses of our people and within the ranks of the movement you served with honour and distinction.
Hamba kahle Mkhonto. Lala ngoxolo qhawe leNkululeko. Your contribution to the struggle shall never be forgotten.
📸 | The President of the ANCYL, Cde Collen Malatji has arrived in the Dr Kenneth Kaunda Region, North West Province, for the launch of the VD-Based Branches Verification and Elections Structures programme.
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📸 || Today the President of the ANCYL, Cde Collen Malatji visited Ward 100 in the Ekurhuleni Region to pay a homage visit to the home of the late Cde Banyana Khutamo, ANC Branch Deputy Chairperson.
He was joined by ANCYL NEC Members, Dr Sunshine Myende and Cde Ashley Malatji as they conveyed condolences on behalf of the ANCYL and support to the family during this difficult time. The ANCYL extends its deepest condolences to the Khutamo family, comrades, and the entire ANC family in Ward 100.
May the soul of Cde Banyana Khutamo rest in peace.🕊
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Today we lay to rest our leader and comrade, affectionately referred to as Bra Pat Twala. Today, we bid farewell to a guerrilla fighter, an MK combatant, and a committed servant of our people.
We say thank you for the sacrifices you made throughout your life in pursuit of freedom, justice, and the liberation of our nation. Your courage, discipline, and unwavering commitment to the struggle shall remain a source of inspiration to generations to come.
Commissar, we remain deeply indebted to you for the role you played in advancing the cause of our people and defending the ideals of our movement during the most difficult periods of our history.
Though you have departed physically, your revolutionary spirit will continue to live among the masses of our people and within the ranks of the movement you served with honour and distinction.
Hamba kahle Mkhonto. Lala ngoxolo qhawe leNkululeko. Your contribution to the struggle shall never be forgotten.
VD verification is currently underway in the Dr Kenneth Kaunda Region as we continue strengthening structures on the ground, because elections are won at VD level.
Economic Freedom and Social Change Now, Not Later!
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I will be addressing the African National Congress Youth League National Executive Committee Lekgotla taking place in the province of the Free State. The ANCYL NEC Lekgotla sits to deliberate and consolidate a strategy and plan of action of young people towards the upcoming Local Government elections.
🗓️: Sunday 19 April 2026
⏰: 11h00
📍: Imvelo Safari Lodge, Free State
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This morning, I paid a courtesy visit to the Barolong bo Seleka Royal Council, where we met with Kgosi Gaboilelwe Moroka.
We continue to strengthen relations with traditional leadership.
Economic Freedom and Social Change Now, Not Later!
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[📸] Today, ANCYL’s National Working Committee (NWC) convened a meeting in Bloemfontein, ahead of its two day lekgotla starting tomorrow.
Economic Freedom and Social Change Now, Not Later!
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