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Thursday, 27 March 2025.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) is pleased to announce the strengthening of the EFF Provincial Command Team (PCT) in the Eastern Cape, for purposes of organisational and elections work. On Wednesday, 26 March 2025, the EFF Secretary General Commissar Marshall Dlamini convened a Special Provincial Command Team (PCT) to communicate these resolutions, following commendable growth by the EFF in the Provincial and National Elections of 2024 in the Eastern Cape.
The leadership of the EFF has resolved to reinforce the PCT of the EFF in the province with a total of 22 members, an addition to the already existing 25 members currently serving in the PCT. The organisation has called on various former leaders and public representatives to serve as permanent invitees of the PCT. The organisation has deployed all its PCT members to specific sub-regions to guide the work of rebuilding the EFF in all 703 branches (per the new ward demarcation) of the province.
The leadership has appointed an Elections Committee to further strengthen our efforts towards the Local Government Elections (LGE) campaign. The Provincial Deputy Chairperson, Fighter Nokuthula Mlokoti, will head this committee. This committee will spearhead all EFF Eastern Cape election campaigns, including by-elections.
Furthermore, following the unfortunate passing of our Provincial Treasurer, Fighter Thembinkosi Apleni, the organisation has resolved to appoint former Nelson Mandela Region Chairperson Fighter Khanya Ngqisha as the new Provincial Treasurer. Fighter Ngqisha is charged with the responsibility of fundraising for all EFF work in the province.
The organisation has further reinforced its provincial Media and Communications machinery by appointing Fighter Liza Mfana as a Media Liason and Communications Officer. Fighter Mfana served as the 3rd Deputy President of the EFF Student Command (EFFSC), and in various other capacities in the organisation.
The list of fighters appointed to serve the people of the Eastern Cape includes those with governance experience, comprises a generational mix, and organisational memory, and their deployment is as follows:
| # | NAME AND SURNAME | REGION | DEPLOYMENT |
| 1 | Tumo Mothapa | Alfred Nzo | Matatiele |
| 2 | Mlungiseleli Dibela | Alfred Nzo | Ntabankulu |
| 3 | Nontsikelelo Sithunzi | Alfred Nzo | Umzimvubu |
| 4 | Nomvuyelelo Pezisa | Alfred Nzo | Winnie Madikizela Mandela |
| 5 | Onga Mpepo | Amathole | Amahlathi/ Great Kei |
| 6 | Noluvuyo Thafeni | Amathole | Mbhashe |
| 7 | Zikhona Njoli | Amathole | Mnquma |
| 8 | Liza Mfana | Amathole | Ngqushwa |
| 9 | Siphiwo Mavuso | Amathole | Raymond Mhlaba |
| 10 | Buntu Mzileni | Buffalo City Metro | Duncan Village |
| 11 | Mziyanda Hlekiso | Buffalo City Metro | East London |
| 12 | Phindi Kaba | Buffalo City Metro | King Williams Town |
| 13 | Bongiwe Mandoyi | Buffalo City Metro | Mdantsane |
| 14 | Gcobisa Bomela | Chris Hani | Dr A.B Xuma |
| 15 | Fundiswa Nyamakazi | Chris Hani | Emalahleni |
| 16 | Bulelwa Dial | Chris Hani | Enoch Mgijima |
| 17 | Nolonwabo Ngendani | Chris Hani | Intsika Yethu |
| 18 | Bongile Ngqasa | Chris Hani | Inxuba Yethemba |
| 19 | Koleka Ncapayi | Chris Hani | Sakhisizwe |
| 20 | Godfrey Ganya | Joe Gqabi | Elundini |
| 21 | Setlabotjha Moroahae | Joe Gqabi | Senqu |
| 22 | Msokoli Matiso | Joe Gqabi | Walter Sisulu |
| 23 | Lukhanyo Mrara | Nelson Mandela Metro | Alex Matikinca |
| 24 | Yoliswa Yako | Nelson Mandela Metro | Champion Galela |
| 25 | Menzi Mduma | Nelson Mandela Metro | Govan Mbeki |
| 26 | Aubrey Denston | Nelson Mandela Metro | Lillian Diedericks |
| 27 | Siphokazi Ncana | Nelson Mandela Metro | Molly Blackburn |
| 28 | Hector Peter | Nelson Mandela Metro | Zola Nqini |
| 29 | Lona Tshotsho | O.R Tambo | King Sabata Dalindyebo Cluster 1 |
| 30 | Mzukisi Fukula | O.R Tambo | King Sabata Dalindyebo Cluster 2 |
| 31 | Bukeka Bodoza | O.R Tambo | Mhlontlo |
| 32 | Busisiwe Mabhedumana | O.R Tambo | Ngquza Hill Cluster 1 (Lusikisiki) |
| 33 | Zamile Mtsotso | O.R Tambo | Ngquza Hill Cluster 2 (Flagstaff) |
| 34 | Mlamli Makhetha | O.R Tambo | Nyandeni |
| 35 | Lindelani Maqhajini | O.R Tambo | Port St Johns |
| 36 | Zoleka Qotoyi | Sarah Baartman | Blue Crane/ Dr Beyers Naude |
| 37 | Nonzaliseko Ntshiza | Sarah Baartman | Sundays River |
| 38 | Christiaan Carstens | Sarah Baartman | Kouga |
| 39 | Nomalungisa Koba | Sarah Baartman | Koukamma |
| 40 | Khanya Ngqisha | Sarah Baartman | Makana |
| 41 | Sibongile Aloni | Sarah Baartman | Ndlambe |
| PROVINCIAL TREASURER | |||
| 1 | Khanya Ngqisha | ||
| ELECTIONS TEAM | |||
| 1 | Nokuthula Mlokoti | Elections Head | |
| 2 | Vuyani Manxodidi | Member | |
| 3 | Siyabonga Bashe | Member | |
| 4 | Menzi Manyonga | Member | |
| Media Liason and Communications Officers | |||
| 1 | Liza Mfana | ||
| 2 | Amanda Mavuso | ||
It is noteworthy that the organisation has brought back various former leaders of the EFF who served at different levels such as the former Central Command Team (CCT) Commissar and Member of Parliament (MP), Fighter Yoliswa Yako, who is now deployed in the Champion Galela sub-region in Nelson Mandela Bay.
This decision by the EFF leadership reasserts a longstanding sentiment of the organisation that: the EFF has no dustbin for its loyal members. It is a testament that the organisation truly cares about its people and will always prioritise hardworking, disciplined, and loyal members for organisational responsibilities. We call on all fighters to rally behind and support these leaders.
After the successful defence of the organisation at the 3rd National People’s Assembly (NPA) in NASREC in 2024, we are in the process of rebuilding a solid machinery that will advance us towards economic freedom. The organisation wishes all these fighters well in their responsibilities, and trusts that they will serve it with honesty, diligence, and integrity.
ISSUED BY THE ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS
Leigh-Ann Mathys (National Spokesperson) 082 304 7572
Thato Lebyane (Media Enquiries) 078 304 7572
