Cape Town – The EFF has criticised the Government of National Unity (GNU) for catering to the white minority and vowed to intensify efforts to address South Africa’s socio-economic challenges in 2025.
Despite its defeat in the May 29 elections, the party pledged to advocate for land redistribution, job creation, and sustainable economic policies.
“Therefore, as we look ahead to 2025, the EFF reaffirms its commitment to tackling these challenges head-on. We pledge to intensify the fight against poverty by advocating for equitable land redistribution, job creation, and sustainable economic policies,” the party said.
It added:
“Poverty remains one of the most pressing issues, with millions living below the poverty line, struggling to access basic necessities like food, water, and shelter. Unemployment, especially among the youth, has reached alarming levels, contributing to hopelessness and deepening inequality.
EFF Wishes South Africans A Happy New Year.
In 2025, our struggle will remain rooted in the principles of economic freedom and justice for all. pic.twitter.com/MzorMTQoP1
— Economic Freedom Fighters (@EFFSouthAfrica) December 31, 2024
It also committed to fighting gender-based violence, poverty, and crime while holding leaders accountable for corruption.
“We will continue to demand accountability and decisive action to address GBV and protect the vulnerable,” it said.
“Gender-based violence (GBV) continues to terrorize women and children across the country, with insufficient institutional responses to combat this crisis effectively,” he said.
The EFF emphasised its mission to champion equality, justice, and economic freedom for all South Africans, both in Parliament and at grassroots levels.
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Compiled by Betha Madhomu
