UKZN EFF Youth Command Howard College

Revolutionary Greetings Students of UKZN Howard & Prospective Students
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Please receive the above poster for those who will need assistance with the 2026 Registration. The fighters on the poster are tasked with assisting with;

1. Acceptance of firm offers
2. ⁠Readmission, Appes & Registration Related Queries
3. ⁠Residence & Private Accommodation Queries
4. ⁠NSFAS Related Issues
5. ⁠Postgraduates

We hope the above is received well.

Yours In The Struggle For Economic Freedom In Our Lifetime,
EFFYC Howard Branch
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The UKZN-HC EFFYC wishesto invite fighters, sympathizers, supporters and all students of Howard to the biggest Red Friday tomorrow Foyer at 12:30. Let’s wear red and paint our campus red.

We will later observe Section 4 of our constitution, cardinal pillar no.4 which speaks to free quality education, healthcare, houses, and sanitation. We will visit students accommodations (both residences and PAs) to check conditions that students live under.

Let’s meet on campus at 12:30.

The incoming representative of the biggest college, Humanities. His name is U S Phe Rh, we urge all students under the faculty of Humanities to vote for this capable leader on the 10th and 11th of October 2024.

EFFSC WHAT DO YOU BRING TO THE TABLE?

The EFFSC bring a fighter who has been deeply rooted in the struggles of students Siyabonga Mlondo, the EFFSC’s candidate for President at UKZN. He stands as a beacon of student leadership, carrying with him a proven track record of dedication, action, and results. His candidacy represents the EFFSC’s unwavering mission to transform student governance and deliver tangible outcomes for all students.

In his very first year at UKZN, Siyabonga was appointed the EFFSC UKZN PMB Organizer (2019/2020), a critical position through which he mobilized and galvanized students around the principles of economic freedom, justice, and equality. His rise within the ranks of student leadership continued as he took on the role of EFFSC UKZN PMB Spokesperson (2021/2022), where he effectively represented the student voice, fighting for the rights and interests of all students, especially the marginalized.

One of Siyabonga’s most notable achievements came when he became the first-ever Chairperson of the PMB SRC (2021/2022), deployed by the EFFSC. His leadership during this time was characterized by tangible results and exceptional service delivery. Under his leadership, the SRC not only succeeded in addressing critical student issues but also secured a second term for the EFFSC in 2022/2023—a clear testament to his effectiveness and the trust students placed in him.

His influence extends beyond student governance, as Siyabonga also served as a Senate member (2021/2022), contributing to crucial academic and administrative decisions at UKZN. In addition, he was an active member of the UKZN Student Parliament in 2022, ensuring that student voices were represented at all levels. As a Schoolboard member of the School of Social Science and Arts, Siyabonga has been at the forefront of advancing academic excellence and addressing challenges faced by students within the faculty.

Currently enrolled in a Master's in Political Science, Siyabonga Mlondo remains deeply committed to the cause of student welfare and academic excellence. He continues to be present on the ground, assisting students in every way possible, embodying the spirit of a true revolutionary leader.

As the EFFSC’s candidate for President at UKZN, Siyabonga Mlondo brings with him years of proven leadership, dedication to service, and a track record of delivering for students. His journey speaks not only to his capabilities but also to his unyielding commitment to the EFFSC's vision of transforming student life and ensuring that every student has the opportunity to succeed.

The EFFSC stands as the vanguard of the student struggle, bringing leaders with proven track records who have been on the frontlines, fighting for the betterment of all. These leaders bring the love, passion, and commitment needed to ensure that no student is left behind.




Vote EFFSC both local and central.❤💚🖤

*Red Friday*

Let’s paint our campus red as this marks the last Red Friday before we usher the EFF into government. We have a duty on the 29th of May, to deliver CIC and President Julius Malema into union buildings and subsequently deliver economic freedom in our lifetime. ❤️🖤💚

♦️Must Read♦️

Let’s make sure we all register to vote for the EFF in the upcoming National and Provincial elections; before registration windows closes midnight.

♦️Happening Now♦️

KZN EFF Youth and Students Mobilization Committee Provincial Coordinator Thobani Ntuli addressing UKZN EFFSC-HC branch ground forces during a last day voter registration meeting.

“In each and every residence, we must ensure that we get all students to register to vote and actually vote for the Economic Freedom Fighters on the 29th of May 2024. Suspend all program until the last hour of online voter registration.”

https://registertovote.elections.org.za/voter-online-registration/overview

♦️Happening Now♦️

KZN EFF Youth and Students Mobilization Committee EThekwini Region Sfezo Sbonokuhle Gwala presiding over UKZN Howard College Branch meeting towards the last day of online voter registration before the National and Provincial elections on the 29th of May 2024. Let’s use this link to register to vote EFF: https://registertovote.elections.org.za/voter-online-registration/overview

“It is important for us young people to participate in registering and voting in these elections so that we can remove ANC, which is the cause of all challenges we face in the institutions of higher education.”

♦️FYI♦️

Voter registration for upcoming South Africa’s National and Provincial elections continues until 5 pm of the day election is proclaimed (not just the announcement of the date), expected soon. You can still register at your local IEC office or online at registertovote.elections.org.za

Let’s all use this very last opportunity to register to VOTE and usher EFF into government!

♦️ICYMI♦️

A Bissau-Guinean and Cape Verdean agricultural engineer, political organizer, and diplomat, Amílcar Lopes da Costa Cabral teaches us to hide nothing from the masses of our people. Tell no lies. Expose lies whenever they are told. Mask no difficulties, mistakes, failures. Claim no easy victories...

We will never tell lies in the name of protecting the image of the university, we are not captured; therefore we will continue to tell truth as it is.

08:00 am … on campus 👍🏾

♦️EFFSC IMMEDIATE SOLUTIONS♦️

Below are EFFSC proposed solutions to the current status quo of the campus.