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The Eighteen Twelve Movement officially launches its campaign for the upcoming local government elections in Nelson Mandela Bay and beyond. President Julian Julies outlines the party's bold vision for service delivery and community empowerment.
ETM leaders engage with communities across the Nelson Mandela Metro to discuss key service delivery challenges, housing backlogs, and water infrastructure needs. The feedback gathered will shape the party's local government manifesto.
The 1812 Movement announces a new initiative to empower young South Africans to take active roles in governance and community development, with skills workshops, mentoring, and digital literacy training.
The movement formally adopts its constitution, establishing a comprehensive framework for governance, membership, and organisational structures including the Women's League, Youth League, and LGBTQ+ League.
The ETM Women's League is officially launched with a focus on economic empowerment, protection from gender-based violence, and ensuring women's voices are central to policy-making.
The Eighteen Twelve Movement is officially launched by President Julian Julies and National Treasurer Roland Jerling with a vision to build a just, free, and equal South Africa rooted in the legacy of 1812.
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