YOUNG COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF SOUTH AFRICA
EPHRAIM MOGALE DISTRICT 
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

STATEMENT ON THE OUTCOMES OF THE DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON 
THE 28th OCTOBER 2012 AT CN MAHLANGU COLLEGE

THE MEETING TOOK PLACE UNDER THE THEME ‘”OUTLINING OUR REVOLUTIONARY IDENTITY, 
IS THE REVOLUTION SAFE IN OUR HANDS”

The District Executive Meeting of Ephraim Mogale met on their 2nd ordinary DEC 
meeting under the theme ”Outlining our revolutionary identity, is the 
revolution safe in our hands” and the meeting received an input from the 
Provincial Executive Committee and Provincial Working Committee Cde.Tinyiko 
“Mao” Ntini and the political report from the District Secretary Cde.January 
”Sober” Kabini both the input and political report of comrades made a 
significant assessment and reflections on the current political discourse and 
their inputs were consistent with the above outlined theme.

The DEC part of outlining its revolutionary identity reviewed its programme of 
action (POA) and campaigns to check whether they are still relevant and do they 
make a significant impact on its constituency and society at large and amongst 
other things the following underlying factors characterized the meeting:

Oliver Reginald Tambo commemoration

The meeting joined the majority of Alliance components and National Democratic 
Revolutionaries who are commemorating and celebrating the life, times and 
legacy of the renowned towering organic intellectual OR Tambo who kept the 
Alliance and the broader movement alive and united under difficult times for 
almost 30years of selfless revolutionary struggle against apartheid and 
colonialism of a special type and indeed as the YCLSA in the District we will 
continue to emulate his exemplary leadership as we continue to advance and 
deepen the struggle for socialism in our lifetime and we will continue to 
isolate, name and shame mutineers who are hell-bent in polluting the National 
Democratic Revolution which Tambo guarded for so many years.

Public spats

The YCLSA in Ephraim Mogale District observed with disparagement the 
unpalatable public spats amongst senior leaders of the Alliance during lectures 
and other organizational platforms using the media oligopoly to tarnish each 
other’s names. The DEC is concerned with the Mangaung mood that is making 
comrades to stoop low in trying to please their own cliques and playing to 
gallery in the hands of the bourgeoisie controlled media and we believe that 
these Tendencies continue to pollute the National Democratic Revolution and 
they are not doing justice to the entire Alliance as a result we urge comrades 
who are guilty as charged to off trail the bandwagon and stop this malady.

State of the Municipalities in the District

The meeting scrutinized and juxtaposed the Auditors report findings on local 
and district municipalities and it commended the persisting clean audit that is 
continuously been achieved by Steve Tshwete local municipality and others, we 
say they must continue to do well in their outstanding job however, the DEC is 
repugnantly appalled by the disclaimer report received by Dr. JS Moroka local 
municipality, qualified reports received by Thembisile Hani local municipality 
and Emalahleni local ,municipality alike, the DEC resolved that Dr. JS Moroka 
local municipality and Emalahleni local municipality must be set under 
administration by the provincial government with immediate effect because 
clearly they are failing to manage their own affairs and this affect service 
delivery.
 
And we condemn with strong possible terms nepotism, patronage and other dubious 
means used by senior leaders of the movement who are having positions of power 
in the municipalities regarding employment of young people and the DEC supports 
wholeheartedly the strike by SAMWU on their demands for a living wage and 
exposure of barbaric corruption.

On policy perspective

The DEC assessed the policy perspective of the liberation movement post 
Polokwane. We don’t believe that the ANC took a shift to the left at Polokwane 
because the policies that continue to be proposed remain neo-liberal in its 
form and content. The DEC believes that the 1996 class project is defeated but 
not destroyed, it is in that manner we note the renegades of the same class 
project within the current administration and they are given strategic 
positions at the helm of our policy crafting.
 
Government continue to be arrogant and dictate policies that were never 
resolved upon at Polokwane. Comrades should be obsessed with policy positions 
towards Mangaung rather than being hell-bent on leadership fermentation and 
fixation.
 It is only the Freedom Charter Moment that can save us and take us to right 
direction to Socialism. There must be a political will to implement what is 
envisaged in the charter.

Road to Mangaung
  
YCLSA in Ephraim Mogale in the terms of its critical analysis and observation 
of the so called road to Mangaung has noted with derision on the ideological 
pollution of the values and constitutional imperatives of the ANC as the 
processes of Branch General Meetings has been officially opened for nominations 
of national leadership of the leader of the alliance and we refused to be told 
that we can’t comment on issues of the ANC because the ANC is the leader of the 
National Democratic Revolution which by the way we are all jealously advancing 
so it is in this context that we can’t remain quite when criminals who 
masquerade as deployees flaws constitutional imperatives that guides the 
processes of BGMs.
 
We have further noted with disdain the new Tendency of undermining powers 
vested into branches to make their own choices to nominate national leadership 
through the so called guides from PECs and RECs, branches are now prohibited to 
think on their own upper structures dictate and impose issues on branches. We 
are expressing the view that unity that is being perpetrated it must be 
ideologically grounded with a purpose of strengthening the ANC, not unity of 
fiefdoms and uninterrupted looting of state resources.

Statement issued by YCLSA EPHRAIM MOGALE DISTRICT

Contact District spokesperson
Tsekiso Machike
Cell: 078 237 3900
Email: [email protected]

Or

District Secretary
Cde January “Sober” Kabini
Cell: 083 692 1528

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