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Twelve Years of the Economic Freedom Fighters: Khayelitsha’s Red Celebration

24 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) celebrated their 12th anniversary in Khayelitsha, turning the township into a lively stage of hope and resistance. The event, moved from floodhit Mthatha, showed the party’s care for people and quick thinking. Thousands gathered under bright red banners for speeches, music, and poetry, celebrating struggle and dreaming of a better future. By choosing Khayelitsha, the EFF challenges old powers and shows it’s ready to fight for change in South Africa’s heart. This celebration is more than a party—it’s a powerful call for unity and justice.

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