EFF BY-ELECTION OUTCOMES @KASIBCNEWS

EFF BY-ELECTION OUTCOMES @KASIBCNEWS 

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) extends its gratitude to the people of Thabazimbi in Limpopo and Maquassi Hills in the North West for coming out in large numbers to exercise their democratic right in the recent municipal byelections. Your participation is a powerful affirmation of your commitment to building a better future and holding those in power accountable. 

We are particularly proud of the growing support that the EFF has received in both Thabazimbi and Maquassi Hills. In the 2021 local government elections, the EFF secured 2 seats with 10.32% of the votes in Thabazimbi, and now following these by-elections, our support has grown to 13.32%, earning us 3 council seats. Similarly, in 2021, the EFF secured 5.78% of the votes in Maquassi Hills. In this 2024 by-election, this support has surged to an impressive 20.04%, a powerful testament to the growing strength and undeniable impact of the EFF. 

This increase of votes reflects the growing trust the people in South Africa have in the EFF and our revolutionary vision for economic freedom and justice. We take pride in these results, as they reaffirm that, despite relentless attempts to predict our demise, the EFF remains a force and a clear choice for many South Africans. Our enduring presence in governance across numerous municipalities is a testament to the trust and confidence the people place in us. 

The EFF will, therefore, ensure that we serve all residents to the best of our ability, and remain a vibrant, present and reliable leadership that attends to all the needs of those we represent. The EFF is ready to deliver radical and meaningful change in Thabazimbi and Maquassi Hills, addressing poor service delivery and corruption.  




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