The SACP appears ready to embrace undemocratic centralism in its search for a new alliance partner

The young leadership of the ANC and the South African Communist Party are at each other’s throats – and it’s a battle quite likely to end in tears.

The SACP Young Communist League boss says his role in helping get President Jacob Zuma elected is a highlight of his career.

The Progressive Youth Alliance has raised its concern over the low number of people aged 18-35 who have registered for next year’s elections.

The Progressive Youth Alliance will not support moves to declare education an essential service and thereby curtail teachers’ rights to strike.

YCL secretary Buti Manamela has stressed the need for Lonmin’s involvement in the strike that lead to the death of 44 people to be fully investigated.

Unions, the ANCYL and YCL have vowed to disrupt a DA-led march on Cosatu’s headquarters, warning it will mark the beginning of "open class warfare".

The Young Communist League has called for deputy agriculture minister Pieter Mulder to resign after comments he made about land reform redistribution.

The Young Communist League has dubbed Western Cape premier Helen Zille’s campaign of offering incentives to people testing for HIV/Aids as immoral.

The Young Communist League in KwaZulu-Natal is leading a mutiny against the league’s national secretary, Buti Manamela.

The YCL says it supports President Jacob Zuma’s decision to act on the conduct of Cooperative Governance Minister Sicelo Shiceka.

The ANCYL has over 500 000 members countrywide, but they don’t speak for all of the country’s youth. The <em>M&G</em> looks at alternatives.

The Gauteng provincial government has welcomed Cabinet’s approval of toll tariffs for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project.

Factions in the SACP and the Young Communist League claim the parties are trying to silence dissident members in the run-up to elect new leaders.

While the Young Communist League offered a conciliatory message to the ANC Youth League, the ANC veterans had sterner words for the young ‘uns.

The Young Communist League (YCL) is flushing out members and leaders who wanted its national secretary, Buti Manamela, to step down.

The Young Communist League (YCL) will emerge out of its congress strong and united, President Jacob Zuma said on Sunday.

Young Communist League’s Buti Manamela has been re-elected unopposed as the organisation’s national secretary at a chaotic and violent congress.

Zwelinzima Vavi has defended his call for SACP boss Blade Nzimande to resign from government at the Young Communist League national conference.

Buti Manamela’s position as the national secretary of the YCL will be challenged when the league holds its national congress in two weeks’ time.