ANCYL Secretary General Mntuwoxolo Ngudle has officially announced the registration of conference delegates for the upcoming event. This exciting news marks another milestone in the African National Congress Youth League’s (ANCYL) journey towards a better future for the youth of South Africa.

In a press conference held earlier today, Secretary General Ngudle highlighted the importance of this event and urged all delegates to register and participate in shaping the future of the ANCYL. With the theme “Youth Empowerment for a Better South Africa”, this conference is set to be a platform for discussions, debates and resolutions aimed at addressing the challenges faced by young people in our country.

The registration process for the conference began on 1st September and will continue until the 30th of the same month. It is open to all ANCYL members and affiliate structures, including the Regional Youth Task Teams, Branch Executive Committees and the National Youth Task Team. Delegates are encouraged to register through their respective structures to ensure a smooth and organized process.

Secretary General Ngudle emphasized the need for a strong and united youth front in these trying times. He stated, “As the youth, we have a responsibility to actively participate in the process of building a better South Africa. This conference will provide us with the platform to discuss pertinent issues and come up with practical solutions to the challenges we face.”

The ANCYL has a long history of advocating for the rights and interests of young people in South Africa. From the struggle against apartheid to the fight for economic freedom, the ANCYL has been at the forefront of youth activism. This conference is another step towards fulfilling the ANCYL’s commitment to empowering young people and ensuring their voices are heard.

The conference will be held from the 15th to the 17th of October at a yet-to-be-disclosed venue. The registration process will be followed by a verification process to ensure that all delegates are legitimate members of the ANCYL. This will be done in collaboration with the Department of Home Affairs to avoid any discrepancies.

With the registration of conference delegates now confirmed, the ANCYL calls on all young people to take this opportunity to make their voices heard. This conference will provide a platform for young people to engage with each other, share their experiences and ideas, and work towards a common goal of building a better future for South Africa.

In conclusion, the ANCYL believes that this conference will pave the way for a more united and stronger youth front. It is a call to action for all young people to actively participate in shaping the future of our country. Let us come together, register and make this conference a success. The future of South Africa lies in the hands of its young people, and it is time for us to take charge and make a difference.