This fellow is clearly not representing the foundational principles of the Congress Youth League of A.P Mda, Mxolisi Majombozi and first President Anton Muziwakhe Lembede. In the “Policy of the Congress Youth League”, Lembede cogently says;
“The African National Congress Youth League is called upon to aid and participate in this historical process. African nationalism is based on the following cardinal principles.
1. Africa is a blackman's country. Africans are the natives of Africa and they have inhabited Africa, their Motherland, from times immemorial; Africa belongs to them.
2. Africans are one. Out of the heterogeneous tribes, there must emerge a homogeneous nation. The basis of national unity is the nationalistic feeling of the Africans, the feeling of being Africans irrespective of tribal connection, social status, educational attainment or economic class. This nationalistic feeling can only be realised in and interpreted by [a] national movement of which all Africans must be members”.
I’m a different perspective, Lembede said, “The fact that Unity among African tribes is a sine qua non and a prerequisite condition to National Liberation and progress cannot be gain said”.
Anything that departs from this ideological foundation of Lembede is pure uneducated opportunism.
PS: The Economic Freedom in Our Lifetime generation is perpetually relevant because we take instructive lessons from the Freedom in Our Lifetime generation.
“The African National Congress Youth League is called upon to aid and participate in this historical process. African nationalism is based on the following cardinal principles.
1. Africa is a blackman's country. Africans are the natives of Africa and they have inhabited Africa, their Motherland, from times immemorial; Africa belongs to them.
2. Africans are one. Out of the heterogeneous tribes, there must emerge a homogeneous nation. The basis of national unity is the nationalistic feeling of the Africans, the feeling of being Africans irrespective of tribal connection, social status, educational attainment or economic class. This nationalistic feeling can only be realised in and interpreted by [a] national movement of which all Africans must be members”.
I’m a different perspective, Lembede said, “The fact that Unity among African tribes is a sine qua non and a prerequisite condition to National Liberation and progress cannot be gain said”.
Anything that departs from this ideological foundation of Lembede is pure uneducated opportunism.
PS: The Economic Freedom in Our Lifetime generation is perpetually relevant because we take instructive lessons from the Freedom in Our Lifetime generation.
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