EFFYC TBN Sub Region

EFFYC TBN Subregion Coordinator, Boitumelo Matlali, alongside Maletsatsi Mashoane and others led a community from Ward 39, Thaba N'Chu to demand answers and secure employment opportunities for locals on a pavement project. The community raised concerns:
1. People were employed without notification, breaching the councilor's agreement.
2. A list of selected individuals excluded some community members.
3. Undocumented people and those from other wards were employed, contradicting the councilor's assurances.

Additionally, only 10 males were employed, and 20 people are on a waiting list. The community requests that labour needs be met from this list going forward.

Key issues:
1. Lack of community notification
2. Employment of non-community members
3. Disregard for councilor's agreements

The community was looking for transparency and local employment opportunities.





Freedom for our lifetime ♥️🖤💚

♦️In Pictures♦️

EFF Youth Command National Coordinator, Commissar Naledi Chirwa-Mpungose taking stock of the organisational work done in TBN Subregion in the current task of launching branches ❤️🖤💚

❗️GROUND O'CLOCK ❗️

PYILC Member Fighter Pretty Makoenya alongside Fighter Stock, Fighter Mokoma and Fighter Phenyo recruitmenting the youth of ward 34, Botshabelo.

❗️GROUND O'CLOCK ❗️

SRCT CHAIRPERSON CLLR Beleme and PYILC Member Fighter Pretty Makoenya alongside branch members, on a recruitment drive in ward 27, Botshabelo.

♦️In the picture ♦️

TBN Gwijo Competition led the TBN PYILC Deployees, EFFYC Provincial Convenor Fighter Lindelwa, and Fighter Pretty Makoenya PYILC Member in Botshabelo, ward 34.