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NNLC-Youth League, Dr Ambrose Phesheya Zwane House, Mbabane (2026)

17/03/2026

🟥 POLITICAL WEDNESDAY | NNLC YOUTH LEAGUE 🟥
✊🏾 BUILDING STRONG POLITICAL MOVEMENTS & THE POWER OF THE MASSES
As we deepen our political education, inspired by Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe and Amílcar Cabral, we confront a key truth: strong political movements are not announced — they are built.
📌 No movement without the people
History shows that real political power comes from the masses — workers, students, and communities. Without them, any political organisation is empty.
📌 What builds a strong movement?
• Grassroots organizing
• Ongoing political education
• Clear vision and ideology
• Discipline and accountability
📌 The role of the masses
The people are not just supporters — they are the movement itself. When the masses are informed, organized, and active, they become a force that cannot be ignored.
📌 Youth must step forward
Political education must lead to participation. The youth must organize, engage, and take responsibility in shaping the future.
✊🏾 To the youth of Eswatini:
Power belongs to organized people. A strong movement is built from the ground up — through unity, consciousness, and action.
🔥 The people are the power.
🔥 Participation is liberation.

13/03/2026

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11/03/2026

POLITICAL WEDNESDAY | YOUTH POLITICAL EDUCATION 🟥
✊🏾 Frantz Fanon, Amílcar Cabral & THE POWER OF POLITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
As we continue our political education journey, we reflect on the teachings of revolutionary thinkers Frantz Fanon and Amílcar Cabral, who emphasized that liberation begins in the mind of the people.
Both leaders understood that systems of domination do not only control land and resources — they also shape how people think about themselves, their power, and their future.
📌 The struggle for consciousness
Fanon taught that oppressed societies must reclaim their dignity by questioning systems that normalize inequality and dependency. Political awareness allows people to understand their conditions and imagine alternatives.
📌 Culture as a tool of liberation
Cabral argued that culture is not just tradition — it is a weapon of resistance. When people understand their history, values, and collective identity, they gain the strength to shape their own political and economic destiny.
📌 Youth as the drivers of change
Across Africa, young people have always been the energy behind social transformation. Political education equips the youth not only to critique society, but to participate meaningfully in building a just future.
✊🏾 A message to the youth of Eswatini:
Understanding society is the first step toward transforming it. When youth become conscious of their history, rights, and collective power, they become active builders of democracy and social justice.
Political education is not about anger — it is about clarity, dignity, and responsibility.
🔥 Conscious youth shape the future.
🔥 Knowledge is a tool of liberation.

04/03/2026

🟥 POLITICAL WEDNESDAY | NNLC YOUTH LEAGUE 🟥
✊🏾 Culture, Power & Democracy in Eswatini – A Youth Reflection
In continuing our political education journey, inspired by Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe and the values upheld by the Ngwane National Liberatory Congress Youth League, we reflect on an important topic: the relationship between culture and political power in Eswatini.
Culture is the foundation of our identity. It shapes our values, strengthens unity, and connects us to our history. In Eswatini, cultural gatherings and traditional institutions remain central to community life and national consciousness.
However, political education invites us to understand how cultural influence can shape political perception. Around the world, cultural platforms often carry moral authority. When culture and governance intersect closely, it can affect how citizens engage with democracy, leadership, and accountability.
For young people, this raises important learning questions:
📌 How does cultural respect influence political participation?
📌 Can strong traditions coexist with open democratic dialogue?
📌 How do we balance national identity with critical civic awareness?
Democracy is strengthened not by rejecting culture, but by ensuring that cultural pride coexists with informed participation. A politically conscious youth appreciates tradition while also understanding rights, governance systems, and the importance of accountability.
As Sobukwe taught, true dignity means thinking independently and contributing meaningfully to society.
✊🏾 Political education is not about confrontation — it is about understanding.
An informed youth builds a stronger Eswatini.
🔥 Consciousness. Respect. Participation.

18/02/2026

🟥 POLITICAL WEDNESDAY | YOUTH POLITICAL EDUCATION 🟥
✊🏾 ROBERT MANGALISO SOBUKWE & AFRICAN SOCIALISM
As we continue our political education series, we turn to Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe — a revolutionary African thinker whose ideas speak directly to socialism in Africa and the liberation of the oppressed.
Sobukwe taught that true freedom is incomplete without economic liberation. For him, political independence without control of land, resources, and wealth simply replaces one elite with another. This is where his thinking powerfully intersects with African socialism.
📌 Socialism rooted in African reality
Unlike imported systems, Sobukwe believed liberation must be grounded in African history, culture, and lived experience. African socialism emphasizes:
Collective ownership of land and resources
Human dignity over profit
Community before individual accumulation
📌 Land, dignity & economic justice
Sobukwe argued that land is central to African freedom. Without land and economic power, the majority remain workers in their own country. African socialism confronts this injustice by demanding that wealth created by the people benefits the people.
📌 Youth, consciousness & responsibility
Sobukwe believed young people must be thinking revolutionaries, not followers. Political education sharpens consciousness and prepares the youth to challenge systems that maintain poverty, inequality, and dependency.
✊🏾 A message to African youth
Socialism in Africa is not about copying others — it is about restoring dignity, unity, and shared prosperity. Liberation is both political and economic, and the youth are the engine of that struggle.
“We are anti-nobody. We are pro-Africa.” – R.M. Sobukwe
🔥 Political education is liberation.
Africa’s future belongs to conscious youth.

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14/02/2026

🔴 Statement by the Ngwane National Liberatory Congress Youth League
The 13.61% electricity tariff hike is a direct assault on the lives and futures of young people.
At a time of mass unemployment, collapsing incomes, and rising hunger, the system has chosen to raise the cost of survival instead of fixing its failures. Electricity is not a privilege — it is a tool of production, and pricing it beyond reach is a deliberate move to keep young people excluded from the economy.
We reject a system that:
🚫Profits from people's suffering
🚫Protects inefficiency
🚫Punishes the poor
🚫Silences the youth
This hike will shut down youth businesses, block access to education and technology, and deepen inequality. It is not economic reform — it is economic violence.
The cries have been loud, even action comes with us.
This is no longer a plea. It is a warning.
We speak as young people not aligned to comfort, but to change. A system that cannot serve the youth has lost its legitimacy. Development cannot be built on darkness, debt, and desperation. The youth refuse to pay for a broken system.
The youth demand transformation — now.
✊🏾⚡ Power to the people. Power to the youth.
Izwe lethu!!! MaAfrica

11/02/2026

✊🏾 We fully support the powerful position raised by Cde President Sibongile Mazibuko on the crisis of education fees in Eswatini.
The demand for paid fees in a country marked by poverty and unemployment continues to exclude working-class and rural youth from education. This system reproduces inequality and blocks young people from building a dignified future.
As youth, we affirm that education is a right, not a privilege. A nation cannot develop while its young people are priced out of knowledge. Free, accessible, and quality education is a political and economic necessity.
📌 We stand with the call for:
Free public education
Fair allocation of national resources
Youth inclusion in education policy decisions
✊🏾 An educated youth is a liberated youth.
We commend Cde President Sibongile Mazibuko for advancing a people-centred, youth-driven vision for a just Eswatini.
🔥 Forward to free education.
Forward to youth liberation.
The struggle continues.

11/02/2026

🟥 POLITICAL WEDNESDAY | YOUTH POLITICAL EDUCATION 🟥
✊🏾 KARL MARX & THE REALITY OF YOUTH IN ESWATINI
Karl Marx taught us that society is divided between those who own wealth and power and those who sell their labour to survive. Today, many young people in Eswatini live this reality daily — unemployment, low wages, and struggle, while wealth and decision-making remain in the hands of a few.
📌 This is not a coincidence. It is a system.
Young workers create value in farms, factories, shops, and offices, yet cannot afford a decent life. This is what Marx called exploitation — where labour produces wealth, but the benefits are not shared fairly.
📌 Economic power shapes political power.
When wealth is controlled by a few, policies protect their interests, while youth voices are ignored.
🔥 Why political education matters
An informed youth questions inequality, rejects exploitation, and organizes for change. Consciousness is the first step toward liberation.
✊🏾 To the youth of Eswatini:
Your struggle is not individual — it is collective. Unity, awareness, and organization are our strength.
Political education is liberation.
The struggle continues. Confd-A-CI/SOs-9933 IIR

05/02/2026

Lelive!!! Lomhlaba
Highlight from Cde President S Mazibuko new year's message...
Ayihlalephas ibambu tsentfo!!!📖 ✊ ✊

Comrades,
As we step into another great year, we do so with renewed courage and unwavering commitment to the struggle for justice and dignity in our land. For decades, our people have endured unemployment, deepening poverty, failing access to healthcare, and an education system that excludes far too many—realities rooted in a political order that has remained unchanged since 1973.
As the Youth League, we enter this year determined not to be spectators of history, but active architects of change. We stand for a future where every Liswati has access to opportunity, medicine, quality education, and a life free from corruption and fear. This is a progressive year—one that calls for resilience, unity, and bold action.
Let us move forward together, refusing to give up until our people are free from injustice and our country reflects the will, hopes, and aspirations of its citizens. The journey continues, and the youth are ready.

04/02/2026

Political Wednesday
✴️ KARL MARX (1818–1883) – CONTRIBUTIONS

🟧 Who was Karl Marx?

Karl Marx was a German philosopher, economist, and social thinker.

He studied how capitalism works and how it affects workers.

🟧 Major Contributions of Karl Marx

1️⃣ Theory of Class Struggle

Society is divided into two main classes:

🔸Bourgeoisie (owners of factories, capital)

🔸Proletariat (workers)

According to Marx, conflict between these classes drives social change.

2️⃣ Labour Theory of Value

The value of a good comes from human labour, not from machines or money.
Workers create value, but profits are taken by capitalists.

3️⃣ Surplus Value

Workers are paid less than the value they produce.
The extra value taken by capitalists is called surplus value.

4️⃣ Critique of Capitalism

🔸Marx criticized capitalism because:

It creates inequality

🔸Workers are exploited
🔸Wealth is concentrated in few hands

5️⃣ Historical Materialism

History changes due to economic conditions, not ideas alone.
Economic structure decides politics, laws, and society.

6️⃣ Communist Manifesto (1848)

Written with Friedrich Engels.

Famous slogan: “Workers of the world, unite!”

🟧 Importance of Karl Marx

🔸Founder of Marxism
🔸Strong influence on socialism and communism
🔸His ideas are still studied in economics and sociology

🟧 Conclusion

Karl Marx highlighted workers’ problems and income inequality.
His ideas changed how people understand economy and society.

15/11/2025

Congratulations comrades. You make us proud. You make us hopeful. You make us believe.

Completing your teaching course at William Pitcher College is no small feat—especially in the face of the many struggles we continue to endure as young people in this country.

You have proven that discipline and purpose can overcome pressure, and that even when the odds are stacked against us, we rise. Your achievement is not just personal—it is political, it is communal, and it is revolutionary.

You now carry the torch of knowledge, and with it, the power to shape minds, uplift communities, and inspire change. As members of the Youth League, your success is a reminder that education is our weapon, and unity is our strength.

Let this milestone be a call to others: that we must never surrender to circumstance, and we must never stop building the future we deserve.

Izwelethu i-Afrika!!!!💚💛🖤✋

12/10/2025

Congratulations Sons of the soil.

Comrades,

It is not just an academic achievement, but a powerful milestone in your journey as leaders, thinkers, and agents of transformation. Your graduation from the University of Eswatini is a testament to your discipline, resilience, and unwavering commitment to personal growth and national development.

You have carried the banner of the Youth League with pride, and now you step forward armed with knowledge, sharpened intellect, and a deeper sense of purpose. Let your degrees be more than certificates,let them be tools of liberation, empowerment, and service to our people.

As you move into the next chapter, remember: education is not the end, but the beginning of greater responsibility. We expect you to lead with integrity, to challenge injustice, and to uplift those who still walk the path you’ve conquered.

Congratulations, comrades. You have made us proud.
Sush King Sukati
Mlandvo Ndwandwe
Davido Mbusi

Forward ever. Backward never.💚💛🖤

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