EFF Soweto.

This clown is attacking Cuba and Russia just to please racist boers💔

We are fighting through the ballot at least for now #RegisterToVoteEFF registertovoteeff.org.za

♦️Must Read♦️ In this article, the EFF’s Deputy President @GardeeGodrich presents voter registration as the first and most critical battle for democracy, highlighting how millions of South Africans remain excluded from the voters’ roll, weakening true representation. With low registration and declining turnout, a minority determines electoral outcomes, allowing inequality and poor service delivery to persist. Gardee emphasises that registration is a powerful act of political assertion, and that real democratic change begins before election day. sowetan.co.za/opinion/2026-0…

♦️♦️Community meeting ♦️♦️ Residents of ward 29 are all invited to a community meeting at Good news church in Orlando east today to be addressed by EFF subregional chairperson @Mkhabela_Sanza #RegisterToVoteEFF

If EFF leadership don't have contacts of EFF artists we are readily available to provide, a political gathering must be signified by it's music @EFFSouthAfrica @LeighMathys @OmphileMaotwe @NolutshunguN @DlaminiMarshall @GardeeGodrich

My 2026 wish is to see EFF taking care of it's own artists, when we attend EFF events we want to listen to political music which is aligned with our political agenda. Hopefully the organisation will consider this and book our artists in this voter registration launch #VoteEFF

We will fight the system through the ballot for now, let's meet at EFF HQ on Saturday the 21st of March 2026 #RegisterToVoteEFF

After his undiplomatic remarks about a historic anti-apartheid chant, US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III should be expelled and our relationship with the United States seriously re-evaluated. Article: iol.co.za/the-star/news/…

♦️♦️In pictures ♦️♦️ Soweto subregional chairperson @Mkhabela_Sanza and secretary @koketsopoho in voter registration launch reporting meeting presided over by SG commissar @DlaminiMarshall at the city hall, Soweto is ready #voteEFF.

Thank you EFF Thank you South Africa Thank you Africa

Philanthropic organization ❤️💚🖤 #ThankYouEFF

Our people in @Ward34EFF agree that EFF is the solution, today we embarked on voter registration and invited our people to EFF voter registration launch on the 21st of March 2026 in HQ #VoteEFF

Ward34 recruitment drive and voter registration campaign #VoteEFF

Victory loves preparation, ground forces let's wake up and hit the ground as we prepare for victory in 2026 LGE. A ground force must register new voters everyday #VoteEFF

We fighting for the farmers as well #VoteEFF

EFFYC is fighting for all young people #VoteEFF studentdebtreliefbill.org

This is the mindset that will Champion Economic Freedom in Our Lifetime.

‼️𝐌𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃🔥‼️ 𝐎𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐅𝐅 𝐕𝐀𝐓 𝐕𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 On the Western Cape High Court ruling in the @Our_DA vs Minister of Finance and @Treasury_RSA case (Case No.: 2025-045530), there seems to be a lot of confusion, and possibly attempts to undermine the progress made by the @EFFSouthAfrica with regard to public finance reforms. We should perhaps, in the near future, take time to explain these issues in more detail. But here is a simple fact that no one can deny: it was the EFF that rejected the VAT increase and went to court to stop it, together with the DA. All other parties had agreed. Now, in terms of the court case, there are two things you will find consistently in most EFF budget debate speeches: 1. @ParliamentofRSA has the power to amend the proposed fiscal framework within the Money Bills Amendment Procedure. 2. The Minister of Finance’s budget is a mere proposal and may be guided by Members of Parliament on behalf of those who elected them. 3. We must use parliamentary processes to amend the proposed budget instead of saying, “we must request the National Treasury to allocate…” Now, with this in mind, the first point was to withdraw the VAT increase because, in the current economic conditions, you simply cannot implement such an increase. The second point is that a VAT increase is not an inflation adjustment and this was well argued by the EFF. It is general taxation that should only come into effect after Parliament has passed the relevant legislation. The temptation to frame this as a DA victory only, while ignoring the broader context, is simply unfortunate. But it also shows that people do not pay attention to the dynamics within the judiciary. We have a similar case in the Western Cape High Court, wherein the EFF is arguing that, like VAT, fuel levy increases are not merely inflationary adjustments. They are general taxation that cannot be amended simply by announcement while we are told the law will come later. It is representation first, then taxation. Why not fix the budget timelines and move away from the 1909 British budgeting framework so that the law is passed first and then general taxation is introduced? But because this matter is being argued by the EFF alone, they did not even want to hear the case. It had to be a fight. We must therefore prepare ourselves to pursue this matter in a different court until the National Treasury ultimately appreciates that it merely proposes, and Parliament must decide. Without an ANC majority, there is nothing to hide behind. We must all apply ourselves. I always tell Fighters: do not waste time explaining yourselves to people who truly believe that only whites can possess this level of understanding of complex public finance matters, and that as long as it is not coming from the DA or the National Treasury, it must be flawed. Be patient and instead focus on political education among ourselves and within the structures of the EFF. Not only on public finance, but on all matters concerning our sovereignty as a people: food, transport, engineering, sociology, theology and others. Do not do it for recognition. Even if you achieve everything you think will make whites recognise you and your talent, it will not happen. Let me end by reminding you of what Trevor Manuel said when he was MoF in March 1999, when there was discussion about developing a law that would allow Parliament, in line with the Constitution, to amend the budget proposed by the MoF. He said: “The executive should have the right to make policy, which should not be undermined by changes to the budget at such a late, that is, the parliamentary stage.” Effectively, he wanted Parliament to simply rubber stamp the proposed budget. True to that mission, it was only after he was no longer MoF, in 2009, that the law was finally developed to allow Parliament to amend the budget. That this law has not been used maximally in the past 17 years is unfortunate. But things are changing.

GPS #HappyBirthdayCIC

The Formidable Revolutionary SubRegion D Secretary Koketso Poho in Soweto wishing the Commander In Chief Comrade President @Julius_S_Malema a Happy Revolutionary Birthday @EFFSouthAfrica @DlaminiMarshall @moshekoi @DungaLeko @EFFGautengProv @EFFgroundforces @EFFJoburgCaucus

Long live comrade president #HappyBirthdayCIC