Izwe lethu

Comrade Linda and Comrade Mashao one fully endorses your view and a need to
focus and deepen the party on socialist revolutionary policy discourse and
direction; however this requires a total overhaul of the party's strategic
centre(s) of power. The 1959 PAC Leadership and subsequent generations were
never hostile to revolutionary science and policy programmes to overthrow
herrenvolkism and capitalism.  The very reason that today's PAC vacillate is
largely due to the recent years leaderships' ideological orientation and
character is not only bonapartist and fascist it is primarily nationalist
and comprador bourgeoisie thus has systematically used bureaucracy to
effectively frustrate and attack any form actions to focus the party
structures and members to deliberate and pursue revolutionary socialist
policies and programme on Pan African basis. Indeed that the socialist
outlook of the PAC is lacking largely because the party has suffers scarcity
of a leadership with a revolutionary socialist orientation and conviction,
the current PAC NEC is worse, that is, it is a combination of an outright
nationalist and comprador bourgeoisie which is in a path of wealth
accumulation, this character of leadership logically implies proponents of
revolutionary socialist ideas will face disguised constant capitalist
attacks. 

We must clean the rank and file membership and leading organs of the party
to be liberated from the comprador bourgeoisie political control and
direction. It is therefore imperative that the leading structures of the
party should be overhauled by removing the current bonapartist and fascist
comprador bourgeoisie by deploying party cadres and members determined to
drive and organise the party and rally the masses around socialist
revolutionary programme to overthrow the neo-colonial capitalist state and
eradicate white supremacy.  It is only when the leading organs of the party
are led by Pan Africanist genuinely committed to execute a socialist
programme that the African workers, peasants and youths will have the
organisational space to engage and debate the policy positions.

 Lest we forget that political power cannot be relinquished voluntarily,
thus our task is :-

1. to organise and mobilise willing and determined PAC branches and members
across the country;
2. to facilitate and coordinate regular monthly political education thus
encourage constructive political and ideological discussions among members
and branches;
3. to encourage branches and members in leading community based struggles;
4. to encourage branches, regions and members to join, support and lead
workers struggles in companies such as industrial areas, agricultural
sites-farms and mines;
5. to encourage branches and members to create community and workers
democratic forums and committees to set up minimum demands for social
change;    
6. to distance ourselves from the prevalent comprador bourgeoisie court
battles;
7. to denounce the entire divisive leadership groupings which continues to
disregard and operate outside the PAC constitution and principles;


Shango lashu
Nkrumah Raymond Kgagudi


 -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Matome Mashao
Sent: 19 September 2013 08:11 AM
To: [email protected]; Mduduzi Sibeko
Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Role of youth in policy development

Comrade Linda, your invite-call is noted. 

I fully hear you on the need to maintain strong policy positions. The
question is always what the point of reference is. In the case of the 1959
generation their point of reference was confrontation with the system and
Pan Africanism in general.

Our point of reference now can either be the prevailing system or the
overthrow of the system altogether. The former would seek to introduce
policy positions that will improve the system and that enhance the current
system to be somewhat responsive, while the latter would be the eradication
of the current system with policies concomitant with this frame of mind.

If what you are inviting us to do relates to the former, I am unavailable
for such a task for I can do it better as a civil servant if I decide to
join Govt work. However if you depart from the latter I take the challenge
and applaud you. The dilemma is always that the PAC for many years now has
been on a vacillation path, and actually the greatest disabler of Sobukwe 's
dream. The right thing, surely not the only, is for the PAC to adopt a
framework of overthrow and then everybody amongst us can get down to policy
development informed thereby. 

I am personally not available for any PAC activity that seeks to strengthen
the system, either overt or convert. If this is the path I decided to find
other things to do than engage in pleasantries of membership and
sloganeering.
If we decide we are on an overthrow path, like the masses are doing on their
own, I am game any day and I will risk my all !

So I take your challenge with the caveat above.

Viva PAC

Matome Mashao
 









On Wed, 18 Sep 2013 16:39:16 +0000 Mduduzi Sibeko <[email protected]>
wrote

> Cde Ndebele
> 
> Your writing is enlivening our Africanist spirit.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
> Of linda ndebele Sent: 18 September 2013 08:58 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [PAYCO] Role of youth in policy development
> 
> Cde Jaki, Sibeko, Nkrumah, Mashao, Xaba and Mmbara
> 
> I have been visiting PAC 1959 Manifesto which is a framework from 
> which all PAC policy positions are drawn. I have been marveling on the 
> precise
analysis
> of the material conditions by PAC intellectual pioneers then. What 
> crossed
my
> mind is that these guys were at our age when they developed that 
> revolutionary document.
>
> I have looked through certain policy documents of the party in areas 
> like economy, land and education and hold a view that the socialist 
> outlook of
the
> PAC is lacking or not properly and practically articulated. 
>
> I also remember the days where PAC had a Research Unit led by cde 
> Mlomo and Jaki Seroke. PAC by then could present coherent positions on 
> different issues.
>
> The issue here is that from the generation of PAC founding fathers to 
> the generation of Jaki there has been some level of youth 
> participation in
policy
> development hence PAC projected a militant outlook in the political 
> arena of Azania.
>
> I am afraid our generation seems to be stucked on factional issues and
little
> on policy development in the party. The most revolutionary document 
> ever to be produced by PAC youth was PAYCO IOTA Programme of Action 
> under the leadership of cde Matome Mashao as President and Sbu Xaba as 
> Secretary General. I hold a view that as PAC youth we have been 
> extremely lazy in policy research, policy studies and developing 
> critical writing in respect
to
> policy issues. 
>
> I also hold a view that PAC has not developed processes to involve 
> youth in policy development therefore there's no continuity and proper 
> initiation of future policy makers to the art of policy making. This 
> has detrimental effects in the PAC quest to cease state power.
>
> Cde Jaki, how can we change this and how can we play a role in the 
> Research Unit of the PAC?
>
> Hope this will spark the necessary discussion on the role of youth in 
> policy development in the PAC.
>
> Linda Ndebele
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