The Economic Freedom Fighters say they are ready to take over the Eastern Cape and unlock economic opportunities for the millions of jobless youths.
“Young people of the province are standing up and occupying their rightful places in the province. That is why all these people are here, they want jobs and land. And they want to end load shedding,” says Zilindile Vena the EFF chairperson in the Eastern Cape. Party supporters say they hope to hear decisive plans from the party president Julius Malema about the increasing crime levels in the province.
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