Elections2019: Everything you need to know about EFFSouthAfrica
What the party believes: The EFF has styled itself as a radical and militant political party. It says it is anti-imperialist and leftist movement with an internationalist outlook which is anchored by popular grassroots formations and struggles. The party draws inspiration from the Marxist-Leninist traditional school of thought in its analysis of state, imperialism, culture and class contradictions within society.
History in nutshell: The party was launched in July 2013 by mainly former ANC Youth League leaders and supporters. The party took centre stage in the country’s political scene from the moment it was launched mainly because of large support its leader Julius Malema enjoys. From its launch, it styled itself as a far-left party which draws inspiration from Marxist-Leninist school of thought.
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE: The EFF says it will prioritise women emancipation. The party says it will implement a variety of interventions such as education regarding sexism and patriarchy in the fight against gender-based violence. It says it will implement a variety of legislation and policies, which include educating the police on how to deal with violence against women, in the drive to protect women.
FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: The party says it will ensure the rollout of fibre across the country which would see the creation of thousands of jobs. It says it will assist black telecommunications companies to enter the telecom space. It says it will provide free WIFI in all public areas such as hospitals and transport.
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