20K views · 594 reactions | ♦️Must Watch♦️ The EFF Leadership, led by President Julius Malema at the Central Command Team Meeting which is currently underway. We remain a highly organised organisation! | Economic Freedom Fighters | Facebook

367K views · 10K reactions | ♦️Happening Now♦️The EFF Leadership, led by President and Commander-in-Chief Julius Malema, has arrived in Ward 16, Koppies. The President is here to engage with community members ahead of the upcoming by-elections scheduled for 28 May 2025.The EFF remains the only organisation consistently close to the people—ready to listen and provide solutions.#VoteEFF | Economic Freedom Fighters | Facebook

♦️Must Watch♦️The EFF Leadership led by the President and Commander in Chief Julius Malema at the Central Command Team Meeting that is currently underway at Zebula Golf Estate & SPA, Bela Bela, in Limpopo. “The CCT shall be the highest decision-making body in between NPAs and shall have the authority to lead the organisation subject to the Founding Manifesto, Constitution, resolutions and decisions of the NPA”. (EFF Constitution Section 14:4) | Economic Freedom Fighters

♦️Must Watch♦️ Members of the EFF travelled from various provinces to East London to show support for the President and Commander-in-Chief, Julius Malema. We will not stand by and allow racists to abuse us. #HandsOffMalema | Economic Freedom Fighters

♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF Member of the NCOP, Virgil Gericke posed a question to the Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources: Minister, given that South Africa is a mineral and oil rich country, and we have developed Petro SA and Sasol to supply locals with cheaper and affordable fuel. Yet, your department opts to export our products in order to earn foreign currency. Local production will give access to millions of consumers at cheaper prices. This will also exempt us from paying huge tariffs and

♦️ Recap ♦️ The Student Debt Relief Private Member’s Bill introduced in Parliament by the EFF is a just and fair cause. We are calling on the government to clear student debt and allow deserving students to graduate, so that they can either further their studies or secure employment and contribute meaningfully to the economy. Denying them their certificates is equivalent to chaining them to poverty, exclusion, and social despair. We are simply asking for what was promised to us in 1994. It can b