'Victory or death' - Malema tells supporters at the EFF election manifesto launch
EFF leader Julius Malema launched the party's election manifesto in Thohoyandou, emphasizing job creation, infrastructure development, and municipal reform. He promised direct employment and improved service delivery to address poverty and corruption.
Why it matters
The EFF's platform highlights critical socio-economic challenges in South Africa, reflecting the political priorities of a major opposition party.
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema addresses his supporters outside the KuGompo City Regional court in East London on April 15, 2026 following his sentencing for firing an assault rifle at a rally eight years ago.
THOHOYANDOU – The Economic Freedom Fighters have joined their 13th anniversary celebrations with the party’s election manifesto launch in Thohoyandou.
Party leader Julius Malema said victory is certain for the Red Berets and municipalities would not get the much-needed change without the EFF. He said they would achieve this by providing quality jobs with medical aid and pension funds.
He unveiled their plans and saying these are the following as their key focus points:
Commitment to jobs, water, electricity, proper food, and reliable services for youth in Vhembe and Limpopo.
“We want proper food. We want water, we want electricity, and not just electricity. We want reliable electricity.
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