Dear Comrades, I was not in Mangaung because of my age, but I think it was unstrategic to visit a school when the ANC Deputy President had sent a strong message only a day before about disruption of classes.
Comradely, Cedric Gina. On 1/28/10, Nndwamato Mutshidza <[email protected]> wrote: > > I find it difficult to apprehend your assertion here Cassey, you seems to > suffer from the very same sickness you are labelling others to be. On > contrary, visits to schools at the beginning of the year are nothing new in > the congress movements. Be it to encourage and also to assess the level of > shambles in our own schooling system. Yes Mangaung resolved on Youth > Development Programmes but not that they should be run by the ANCYL, we have > deployed cde Deputy President to attend to this matter and you might know > that very soon just there in enfuleni there will be a structure to deal with > this matter. Here we are talking about ability of the ANCYL to differentiate > Party and Governance. > > In you piece, you fail to provide an alternate to the challenges you have > with the President. The bulling or arrogancy cannot be equated to anarchy, > which you are propagating against the leadership of the ANCYL. Secondly as > the ANCYL we have never gagged any members to raise their views be it > correct or incorrect. We provide a platform for us to shape our future. > Having said this tell me, if it is wrong for us as the ANCYL members to say > to President Malema, you need to go and visit school as they open such that > we get an appreciation of the issues affecting these non-performing schools. > We need to know why is it acceptable in emfuleni for teaching to be 3 hours > and in Joburg or Pretoria is 7 hours? Why the township culture of learning > is not there and the suburbia is upheld? > > Our visits has unleashed some of the issues we ignored on why high failure > rates, one the unpreparedness of teachers for the new system and the fact > that the State did nothing except taking teachers to two to three weeks > course and assume that the mindset will change. The Right to Learn Campaign > talk to these issues. Why there is so high pregnancy level in emfuleni and > low in Pretoria Suburb? > > I am saying the organisation is run by SG (Vuyiswa) and the President deal > with political work and there is nothing wrong in what he is doing. Your > anger is the one that is dealing with you, as you sound like you were a > friend of delegates in Mangaung and when told Malema is the President you > could not wait to lobby for his head. Yes wait and lobby in your branch to > be a delegate and come engage with us as to what issues you have politically > with the president. To me respect is very subjective, if the elders are > acting in the manner that betrays the aspirations of the masses, we are not > going to be silent. Put it the other way, the ANCYL is not a desk of the > ANC, its a leagues with its own way of dealing with matters be it > organisationally and politically. Know you want us to have personality cult > who we must worship and could not differ with them because they are elders, > thats only happened in your reference Cope or the PAC breakaway. If there is > lack of implementation of programme as adopted in Mangaung and Nasrec, > please inform your leadership to inform your Region or Sub-Region to the > Province to take it up with the NEC or else wait for the NGC, which coming > to vent your frustrations. Or write directly to the SG. > > I will like to conclude by saying be specific and not speak in parables > about the issue you have with any leadership of the ANCYL and we will assist > or else we will crush you unintentionally. The very same in public good is > what Cde President Malema is advocating and unless you inform us otherwise, > we might not know which good custodian you want from the youth league. By > the way the weak ANCYL start from the branches. If you are not able to at > least allocate 30 minutes for political discussion every BEC or BGM, it > means you are adding to weakening the ANCYL. It all start at the basic unit > of the movement (Branches). You do it right there, we will see the good will > you are talking about. Do you think if the Branches were strong the NEC will > even came to the locals and do your work? It is your task in emfuleni to > find schools that need assistance and adopt them. When last did you take it > upon you to visit a local school principal and ask if there is any task you > want the ANCYL to play? Please walk the talk. > > Kha ri li suke, lo vhewa fungo!!!! > > Cde Tom Mutshidza > > >>> "Thabiso Radebe" <[email protected]> 2010/01/28 11:23 AM >>> > > Maybe we must after all agree, here we are dealing with a paranoia. > For how long , how many times . I still don't buy the clumsy excuses of > us having to allow Youth Leagues members or its leaders to go on > confrontational course with its own ANC senior leadership. To crown it > all even ignoring comradely advices given by our Mass Democratic > Movement structures. > > Malema suffers from accumulation of bubble wealth after effects, His > capitalist handlers keep so busy in return for his cooption into > a patronage driven politics. > Innocent and unsuspecting loyal ANC members with thier cult for power by > hook or crook . > > In anyway ANC YL legacy will remain in tact once democratic process have > sought out the Bully Vague Malema Animal Farm syndrome. > With all due respect this ill-discipline practice has been unnecessarily > tolerated and incorrectly allowed to go too far. This must come to an end > . > For sanity to prevail all sober and visionary ANC- YL members themselves > have to recall this rascal. > The constitution makes a provision to remedy such conditions of unbearable > destructive mode, for me the organizational cohesion ,strength to provide > necessary leadership should be exchanged for anything not even insults. > All structures starting with provinces must wake up and save ANC YL from > degenerating any further. > > This move has absolutely nothing to do with factional tendencies but a > principled matter if we really value the undisputed political contributions > made by previous ANC YL leadership collectives .The MALEMA generation > must be reminded that they are no different from thier predecessors > they seem to have consciously taken a destructive tone, with so very less > positive things to be remembered for. > > Malema disrespecting youth league members by running the organizations > affairs like unguided missile this is cheap politicking with falls notion > to capture cheap political fame. His forever in the media for wrong > reasons . > > We expect ANC YL that's responsibility in the effort of being good > custodians, I am not advocating macro management but we need sound > leadership to walk and talk youth development not this sensationalism act > .How far is the Malema- NEC collective in implementing the Mangaung/ > Bloemfontein conference resolutions ? > > What the basis of ANC YL structures current Program of Action ? > Stop pursuing politics of opposition this no different from the cope or da > of this world who just go on rampage abusing our hard fought democracy . > ANC elected leaders deserve to given all due respect no matter how we may > differ with thier views .. > > But light of this reality might all be equally be guilty for doing > nothing to stop anarchy that being entrenched within our structures ANC YL > being used as launching pad . > > Comrades history is going to punish us very harsh for succumbing to this > type of battering politicking a reminiscent of the PAC COPE rebellions. > There is nothing revolutionary about Malema drama but only scandalous. > > But we are also faced with the big challenge of going beyond Malema > sage to establish how many of other Malemas out there > misrepresenting ANC internal democratic space for members to express thier > views . > > What informs this persistence culture of arrogant defiance on the part of > Malema? > > ALUTA CONTINUA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > > > >>> <[email protected]> 2010/01/28 09:20 AM >>> > > From:Sandile Ngcobo > Comments: > I wonder how does these visits benefits scholars, and uplift the culture of > learning and teaching; or its another publicity stunt. 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