That being the facts, the ANCYL is wrong for choosing such at timing, they
should have went for an earlier or a later date.
Lesetja Diphoko
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From: <[email protected]>
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Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2011 08:34:30
To: <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: [YCLSA Discussion] Fwd: [YCL Press Release] YCLS
A ‘Youth for Jobs’ campaign 26 to 28 October
Dear VC,
Klaas and his factionalist-likes manufactured or subscribe to the ideas that
form his accusations. Mafika clarified already, the programme was inaugurated
May 2010. Early this year, in the last week of April we issued a statement
stating that we will convene, among others, the 2nd Jobs for Youth Summit.
Klaas, and his factionalist-likes thinks the President and Deputy President of
the Republic of whom both will speak at the summit can just be invited through
Bluetooth at a gathering to be held in few days. No. It takes months to secure
them, not least the Ministers and the many other organisations of young people
which will take part. And u see VC, the date was fixed even before the YL
decided on its date for its march following its congress. In fact the YL
attended PYA secretariat in August where too the YCL communicated about the
summit. Now, just because there's a march we must contact all whom it may
concern, President and Deputy included, in writing and tell them: "We are
sorry, we are not serious about the summit and consolidating a programme and
broad consensus to deal with youth un- and under-employment. Instead we are
going to a march and, when we come back, the problems would be resolved."
Nonsense. We will not do that foolish thing.
We respect the right of the youth league to decide and proceed with its
programmes. But this doesn't mean we give up ours to do so. Where we have a
joint programme, that's great. Where we don't have, as allies we remain
independent formations with none reserving the right to determine another's
programme.
"K"lass is empty. Him and his factional-likes only see one way: "YCL must
revise the date for the summit". They don't see it takes less time to apply for
a march, days, not months that the thing can be thought the other way around
too.
Let Klaas go to the march. He's a right to do so. But that doesn't override the
right of YCL, other PYA formations and many other youth formations to attend a
summit and reflect, not just receive narratives. The summit will update 2010
and produce new programme, identifying responses and action to be further
undertaken on a wide range on the causes, consequences, challenges and
opportunities, weaknesses and threats of youth unemployment.
Period!
Sent by AlexM
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From: Dominic Tweedie <[email protected]>
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Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2011 06:47:16
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Subject: Re: [YCLSA Discussion] Fwd: [YCL Press Release] YCLS
A ‘Youth for Jobs’ campaign 26 to 28 October
Cde Alex,
Please inform:
If the Jobs for Youth Summit was planned from last year, at what stage were
the ANC YL formally invited to it? Or at least, at what stage did the ANC YL
become aware of the dates of the YCL's Jobs for Youth Summit?
Because I see that our comrade Klaas is starting an accusation that the YCL
Jobs for Youth Summit is organised late and as a counter to the ANC YL
so-called, but multi-agenda'd, Economic Freedom March (of which COSATU
claims to know what the demands are, but no-one else has ever seen them
listed, because they are unlimited and constantly adjusted for the purpose
of catching headlines).
Of course when it comes to the ANC YL, we know that in their own minds *
everything* belongs to them, in the same exclusive way as their own
bourgeois property belongs to them. According to them, Chris Hani belongs to
them and the vanguard role in relation to the working class belongs
exclusively to them (which some COSATU leadership appear to be comfortable
with); and so forth without any limit.
But what are the facts Cde Alex? Can you refute Cde Klaas's accusation that
the YCL cooked up this Jobs for Youth Summit just to draw attention away
from the ANC YL? Or is that not worth doing?
VC
On 21 October 2011 20:34, <[email protected]> wrote:
> ** This campaign of our must continue. We planned it from last year.
>
>
> Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
> ------------------------------
> *From: * Palesa Motshoene <[email protected]>
> *Sender: * [email protected]
> *Date: *Fri, 21 Oct 2011 16:40:00 +0200
> *To: *<[email protected]>
> *ReplyTo: * [email protected]
> *Subject: *[YCLSA Discussion] Fwd: [YCL Press Release] YCLSA ‘Youth for
> Jobs’ campaign 26 to 28 October
>
>
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> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Palesa Motshoene <[email protected]>
> Date: Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 4:36 PM
> Subject: Re: [YCL Press Release] YCLSA ‘Youth for Jobs’ campaign 26 to 28
> October
> To: [email protected]
> Cc: yclsa-press <[email protected]>
>
>
> NOTE: The YCLSA started with this campaign last year and in that summit,
> last year, declared that it will be an annual event; and this year the
> summit will review the resolutions made at last year's summit and how far
> they come. That's why Ministers and everyone that participated in last
> year's summit have been invited to come and share with us on progress made
> thusfar in creating jobs for youth...
>
> NB: Uneployment affects everybody including the youth irrespective of their
> political affiliation that is why YCLSA invited all Youth Political
> affiliations from all political parties and they have confirmed including
> the Youth League; I wonder which is the best to get practical answers
> between the two...
>
> Marching or sharing a platform with people who are responsible for creating
> jobs!!!
>
> Plus the YCLSA has a Lekgotla at the beginning of every year that discusses
> the programme for the whole year!!!
>
> Amandla to Ufasimba, it's not about individuals, it's about the youth who
> are suffering everyday in our country...never forget that!
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Mafika Damane Mndebele <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>> *YCLSA ‘Youth for Jobs’ campaign 26 to 28 October 2011*
>>
>> *Media Alert *
>> *21 October 2011*
>>
>> The Young Communist League of South Africa [uFasimba] hosted a ‘Jobs for
>> Youth’ summit in 2010 which saw more than *200 delegates representing at
>> least 80 youth formations from across the country to discuss the crisis of
>> unemployment and poverty in our country*.
>>
>> The historic Summit, which led to the President and government declaring
>> this year as the year of Jobs, was watershed in that it brought under one
>> roof organisations from all racial, political, social, religious and
>> ideological divide.
>>
>> *The SUMMIT focused its discussions on the following topical themes*
>>
>> ü Education and Skills Development
>>
>> ü Economic Transformation
>>
>> ü Entrepreneurial and Cooperative Initiatives
>>
>> The declaration of the Summit led to the establishment of *Jobs for Youth
>> Coalition* which has been instrumental in influencing policy on job
>> creation at NEDLAC level.
>>
>> *This year, we are convening a follow up Summit to review the work done
>> since the last meeting and to develop a ‘Jobs for Youth action plan’.*The
>> aim of this Summit will be to influence both government and the private
>> sector on the programmes and policy interventions that need to be engaged in
>> order to realise jobs for youth.
>>
>> *The SUMMIT will look into the following thematic discussions:*
>>
>> ü Education and Skills Development;
>>
>> ü Building Youth Cooperatives
>>
>> ü Green Economy and Climate Change
>>
>> ü Economic Transformation, Ownership and Control
>>
>> ü State of the Labour Market and Labour Market Reform
>>
>> ü Youth Wage Subsidy
>>
>> ü Social Wage
>>
>> *In this regard, the SUMMIT will look into the major contributors and
>> possible sectors that can contribute into the economy such as:*
>>
>> ü Manufacturing and Construction;
>>
>> ü Tourism, Wholesale and Retail;
>>
>> ü Agriculture and Agro-processing;
>>
>> ü Public Sector;
>>
>> ü Mining and Energy; and
>>
>> ü Financial Sector
>>
>> *The following key participants have been invited as speakers on our
>> summit*
>>
>> ü President Jacob Zuma, President of the ANC and the Republic of South
>> Africa
>>
>> ü Minister Trevor Manuel, Minister in the Presidency
>>
>> ü Minister Pravin Gordhan,
>>
>> ü Dr. Blade Nzimande; Minister of Higher Education
>>
>> ü Minister, Suzan Shabangu, Minister of Minerals
>>
>> ü COSATU, President Sdumo Dlamini
>>
>> ü Comrade Frans Baleni, General Secretary of the NUM
>>
>> ü Minister Malusi Gigaba, Minister of Public Enterprise
>>
>> ü Minister Edna Molewa, Minister of Environmental Affairs
>>
>> ü ANC and the Republic of South Africa Deputy President, Kgalema
>> Motlanthe has been invited to give a closing address
>>
>> More than 250 representatives from all youth formations in our country
>> amongst others: SAYC, NAFCOC DDG – DCOG, SANACO, NSF, SAGDA, Black Business
>> Council, BUSA, Chamber of Mines, NYDA, ANCYL, SASCO, COSAS, DA Youth, IFPYB,
>> Afroforum, will participate in the summit.
>>
>> *The Summit is planned as follows*
>>
>> *Date: 26 – 28 October 2011 *
>>
>> *Time: The Summit will start at 10h00 in the morning on the
>> 26th October *
>>
>> *Venue: Eskom Conference Centre, Midrand*
>>
>> The Young Communist League of South Africa is conscious of the scourge of
>> unemployment and socio-economic challenges that afflict young people and the
>> better majority of the South African working class. In this regard we vow to
>> continue championing the interest of the working class youth.
>>
>> *Members of the media are her-by invited to attend and cover the summit*
>>
>> Issued By YCLSA National Office
>>
>> For more information, please contact Mafika Mndebele (National
>> Spokesperson)
>>
>> Landline: (011) 339 3621
>> Cellphone: 073 574 5953
>> Cellphone: 082 567 3557
>> Email: [email protected]
>>
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