Comrade Steve is spot on. I expect ANCYL national leadership to provide
political leadership to the ANCYL in Gauteng without delay. Political
decisions that are taken from time to time are unlikely to please
everyone. Individual's displeasure should not be elevated to "strategic
matters". The province cannot be held at ransom due to issues
apolitical. If such unbecoming behaviour by our own comrades persists,
disciplinary measures will have to be meted out.

 

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(GPDPR)
Sent: 04 May 2009 09:16 AM
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Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: YCLSA GAUTENG SUPPORTS THE NAME OF
COMRADE NOMVULA MOKONYANE AS PREMIER OF GAUTENG

 

The statement by YCLSA Gauteng province is correct and in line with our
revolutionary principles of organizational discipline. I find some of
the media statements made by some of the leaders of the Youth League in
Gauteng very disturbing and promoting factionalism. Indeed the leaders
of our movement are similarly equal to the task, and we should not seek
to insinuate that some individuals are bigger than the organization. The
principle on deployment was adopted in Polokwane, and the NEC of the ANC
has adhered to the very same principle in deciding on the deployment of
Premiers in various provinces. When the 3 preferred premier candidates
were submitted by ANC Gauteng province, it was reported in the media
that apparently it was said that Cde Chairperson of Gauteng was the
preferred candidate. I think this kind of approach augers against the
principle adopted in Polokwane, because the principle says that the
province must nominate three equally capable comrades for premiership.
Therefore none of the candidates should serve the purpose of merely
legitimizing the appointment of the other. The media reports that the
ANCYL in Gauteng has allegedly spoken out against the decision of the
NEC are indeed disturbing. It is my belief that the Youth League
comrades in Gauteng actively participated in the process of selecting
the 3 names submitted to the NEC, and actually they were key drivers of
this process. It is now surprising that it is reported in the media that
the very same Youth League is not happy with the decision.

 

It is therefore crucial that we all rally behind the newly appointed
Premier, Cde Nomvula, in steering the Gauteng province towards improved
service delivery for the masses of our people. Let us translate and use
the Polokwane for the benefit of the poor masses and the working class
of our province, and not just for ourselves who have connections in the
government circles.

 

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From: [email protected]
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Sent: Friday, May 01, 2009 1:24 PM
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Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] YCLSA GAUTENG SUPPORTS THE NAME OF COMRADE
NOMVULA MOKONYANE AS PREMIER OF GAUTENG

 

01 May 2009

YCLSA Gauteng supports the name of Comrade Nomvula Mokonyane as Premier
of Gauteng!

The Young Communist League of South Africa in Gauteng province notes and
welcomes the decision of ANC NEC to appoint Comrade Nomvula Mokonyane as
its preferred Premier candidate for the province.

As the YCLSA in Gauteng we do not doubt the decision taken by the ANC
NEC to appoint Cde Mokonyane for the Premiership position. However, we
note that there are those amongst our structures whose tongues are
littered with malice which seeks to undermine and ridicule the decision
of the NEC.

We view their actions as reflection of political immaturity and ill
discipline informed by personal interests and egos. It should be
understood that to be the Provincial Chairperson of the ANC does not
guarantee one an automatic ticket be the Premier. This should serve as a
call to the Alliance leadership to formulate a structured discussion as
we approach 2014 on deployments to key strategic centers of power and
influence. It is our understanding as the YCLSA in Gauteng that Alliance
formations are equal and any amongst these formations we can provide a
President or Premier.

We call on the structures of the ANC Alliance in the province to rally
behind the decision of the NEC and defeat politically those who
undermine the political authority of the NEC. When the ANC PEC submitted
the three names to the NEC it made a statement that all the candidates
were equally competent for the position to carry the task of the ANC
with diligence including the Premiership. 

The YCLSA in Gauteng will continue to build a strong, united and
progressive Alliance in the province as part of ensuring that the ANC
led Alliance governments continues to meet the needs and demands of our
people, especially the working class and the poor.

Issued by YCLSA Gauteng

Contact:

Alex Mashilo

Provincial Secretary - 082 920 0308

 

 

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