Special Report | 2011 ANC Youth League Conference

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Malema does not speak for poor youths: The ANC Youth League is opportunistic in trying to privatise unemployed young people's struggle, writes Ayanda Kota.
League demands ANC lift lid on succession talks: The ANC Youth League challenged its mother body on Sunday to "lift the lid" on the leadership succession debate.
Lounging with the league: The African National Congress Youth League laid on a business networking lounge at its conference for the first time this weekend.
'We can't expropriate land to play soccer on it': Delegates at the ANC Youth League's national conference broke into commissions on Saturday to discuss policy proposals.
ANC youth: Time has come for land reform: Heated debates were expected on Saturday when ANC Youth League delegates discuss the nationalisation of mines and land redistribution.
After the party, youth league gets down to business: The African National Congress Youth League started the third day of its national congress on Saturday with a closed session.
Malema 'humbled by the support', ready to lead: Julius Malema retained his position as ANC Youth League president on Friday after contender Lebogang Maile declined the nomination.
Manamela extends olive branch to ANC Youth League: While the Young Communist League offered a conciliatory message to the ANC Youth League, the ANC veterans had sterner words for the young 'uns.
'Don't let chickens and cowards sell Africa': The ANC Youth League has received strong support from African allies for its radical economic reform policies on day two of its elective congress.
Zapiro on ANC Youth League: In a twist, the movie Kung Fu Panda 2 was used as the launch pad for the subject matter of this week's cartoon in the M&G.

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Follow the Mail & Guardian's comprehensive coverage of the ANC Youth League conference Multimedia Youth league conference wrap-up As the dust settles on the re-election of Julius Malema as ANC Youth League president for a second term, we reflect on the league's conference. Watch our slideshow. More slideshows The 10 sayings of president Malema 'Capital suffers from a mind of a rat.' This is why people love him: 10 funny, trenchant, enlightening soundbites from Julius Malema's closing address at the ANCYL national conference. More videos Towards a youth league revolution ANC Youth League president Julius Malema's message in his closing address at the league's conference was clear -- the time for economic transformation is here. More videos Youth league an 'inspiration around the world' Former ANC Youth League deputy president Andile Lungisa tells how the organisation is a shining example for "progressive forces" around the world. More videos Lounging with the league Re-elected treasurer general Pule Mabe has little interest in discussing youth league finances with the media, but we sat him down in the plush business networking lounge for a chat anyway. More videos The war for economic freedom Not a man to mince words, ANC Youth League spokesperson Floyd Shivambu outlines the league's programme of action to achieve economic freedom. More videos Juju joy Following the announcement of ANCYL president Julius Malema's re-election, we find out how his loyal supporters feel, why they believe he's the only leader for them, and their response to Maile declining his nomination. More videos Rose among the thorns Outgoing ANCYL secretary general Vuyiswa Tulelo discusses her tenure and the legacy she has left behind -- as a wife, a mother, and a rising political star. More videos Zuma and Malema: speech highlights Land reform, nationalisation of mines and Libya: watch our short, sharp summary of what Julius Malema and Jacob Zuma said in their speeches to ANC Youth League delegates at the opening of their elective conference -- and where the two differed. More videos ANCYL conference: Our predictions Ahead of the upcoming ANC Youth League elections, M&G deputy editor-in-chief Rapule Tabane looks back at the last elections and tells us what we can expect this time around. More videos Malema's would-be challenger speaks to the M&G Ahead of the ANC Youth League's national conference this week, we speak to the man considered to be Malema's main opponent for the presidency -- Gauteng ANCYL chairperson Lebogang Maile. More videos Malema on nationalisation Have a look at excerpts featuring ANCYL president Julius Malema in the documentary Mining for Change: A story of South African Mining as he discusses the history of mining in South Africa and the need to redress inequalities through nationalisation. More videos People to watch: Lebogang Maile Ahead of its elective conference on June 16, we look at one of the ANC Youth League's main players: Gauteng sports minister Lebogang Maile, who is considered one of the main contenders for the ANCYL's presidency. More slideshows People to watch: Julius Malema Ahead of its elective conference on June 16, we'll be running multimedia features looking at the ANC Youth League's main players. First up: Mandy Rossouw dissects the prospects of the youth league's controversial incumbent president, Julius Malema. More slideshows

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