Speaking at the party’s gala dinner on Monday evening, Shivambu acknowledged that resources were a challenge, but said there was scope to develop them.

He says it is part of their strategy to grow the organisation, which celebrated its first anniversary in Durban over the weekend.

“All of these offices should be staffed and accessible. We need to interact with people from time to time.”

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He also responded to criticism over his departure from the EFF, where he served for more than a decade.

Shivambu compared his departure to former president Jacob Zuma’s decision to form the MK party.

“It was one of the boldest actions. That’s why some of us were not afraid to leave a 10-year-old organization. For a just and revolutionary cause, everything must be done correctly. “

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