10/09/2026
ANCYL President Collen Malatji Takes Second-Chance Message to North West Youth Ahead of November 4 Elections
NORTH WEST: ANCYL President Cde Collen Malatji has taken the ANC’s youth-focused campaign message directly to communities in Ward 30, Moses Kotane Sub-Region, in the Bojanala Region of the North West.
During a door-to-door campaign, Malatji encountered young people who did not perform well in their matric examinations and encouraged them to take advantage of the Second Chance Programme, which will be facilitated with the support of ANC regional leadership.
The programme is aimed at giving young people another opportunity to improve their matric results and pursue further education and employment opportunities.
Malatji said the ANCYL remains committed to listening to the challenges facing young people, responding to their concerns and creating opportunities that can help them build better futures.
The ANCYL president also thanked residents of Ward 30 for supporting Cde Kgomotso Molefe, the ANC’s young woman councillor candidate.
Malatji called on the community to convert that support into a decisive ANC victory in the 4 November local government elections, as the party intensifies its campaign across the North West.
The campaign comes as political parties continue to mobilise voters and present their programmes ahead of the elections, with youth development, service delivery and employment remaining key issues for communities.
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