EFFYC University of Forthare Alice Branch

♦️Earlier today ♦️

The branch ground forces led by the coordinator Msongelwa Nangamso embarked on a Mass Voters Registration Campaign which seeks to assist young people to register to vote for the upcoming Local Government Elections which will be held later this year.

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Today the SRC EFFYC Alice Branch Deployeed Legal Office, Fighter Elethu Sofute, Branch Coordinator Nangamso Msongelwa and Branch Academic Officer Sinoxolo Msengeni attended 3rd Edition Youth Imbizo which was hosted by Nelson Mandela Youth Museum in collaboration with NYDA, IWS, Fort Hare University and Steve Biko Foundation at Steve Biko Centre at Qonce.

Indeed the EFFYC is building future leaders who are interested and passionate with development of young people and the future of this country at large.

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From: EFFYC Alice Branch
To: All students
Subject: Statement on the vacation accommodation allocation process for remaining students.
Date: 15 June 2026
For immediate release;

The University community is hereby informed of the accommodation allocation process for students who will remain on campus during the winter vacation period.

The allocation process has been structured to ensure that all qualifying students are accommodated in a manner that promotes effective residence management and provides suitable living arrangements during the vacation period.

The following allocations will apply:

1. Postgraduate Students
Postgraduate students will remain in their current rooms, provided they are accommodated in designated postgraduate residences, namely:

1. Upper Kuwait
2. Eluk1
3. Iona 1 and Iona 2
4. SV6.2
5. Beda1 and Ferguson
6. Taunyane
7. Tyali2

2. Students Writing Supplementary Examinations
Students who will be writing supplementary examinations during the vacation period will be accommodated as follows:

1. SV4.1– Male Students
2. SV4.2– Female Students

3. Students on Practical Vacation
Students undertaking practical training or vacation work will be accommodated as follows:

1. SV5.1– Male Students
2. SV5.2 – Female Students

4. Students Participating in Sporting Codes
Students remaining on campus due to sporting commitments will be accommodated at:

1. Jolobe 2 Residence

4. Important Notice
Students currently accommodated in undergraduate residences who have official proof from their supervisors, Heads of Department (HODs), or relevant academic authorities confirming their need to remain on campus are requested to relocate to available spaces within postgraduate residences closest to their academic or work stations. This arrangement also applies to students undertaking practical vacation programmes.

Students are encouraged to cooperate with residence management and adhere to all relocation directives to ensure a smooth and orderly allocation process.

We wish all students a safe and productive vacation period.

Kind Regards
Msongelwa Nangamso
+27 73 420 3832
[email protected]
EFFYC Alice Branch Coordinator

Ndiphiwe Peter
+27 63 154 1846
[email protected]
EFFYC Alice Branch Convener

♦️Leadership Training Workshop♦️

The EFFYC Alice branch is pleased to announce that it will be hosting it’s very first online “Leadership Training Workshop” which is aimed at equipping our deployeed leaders in Governance Structures within the university according to their respective structures.

This serves to guide and equip them with all the necessary skills they need especially those who will be or are leading for the first time in such spheres. Indeed the EFFYC Alice Branch is committed in insuring that all our leaders are well trained and capable of leading students with dignity and integrity. Also to ensure that we deploy leaders who will deliver services to students.

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The EFFYC Alice Branch wishes all students who have finished writing their mid year exams a very happy winter holiday as they travel back home. Again, to those who will be staying for supplimentary exams, we wish them as well best of luck. It’s never too late to mend. Don’t study hard, study smart.

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From: EFFYC Alice Branch
To: All Students
Subject: Statement on the electricity supply challenges on campus
Date: 11 June 2026
For immediate release;

The Economic Freedom Fighters Youth Command (EFFYC) Alice Branch has noted with serious concern the ongoing electricity supply challenges affecting several student residences on campus.

It has now been approximately three days since some residences have been without electricity, while others continue to experience an unstable and poor power supply. The situation has deteriorated to the extent that essential electrical appliances such as heaters, stoves, refrigerators, and other devices are not functioning properly. This has severely inconvenienced students and negatively affected their living conditions.

We therefore call upon the University's Department of Properties and Services to urgently intervene and provide immediate solutions to this matter. Our concern is to avoid a situation where the problem worsens further, resulting in damage to students' personal property and creating unsafe living conditions within residences.

The EFFYC Alice Branch maintains that this issue must be addressed no later than tomorrow, considering that university offices do not operate during weekends. Failure to act promptly will only prolong the suffering of students and increase the risk of further complications.

Furthermore, we have mandated our deployed student leaders and representatives to continue applying pressure and engaging the relevant university authorities until a satisfactory resolution is reached.

We urge all students to remain calm, vigilant, and united while this matter is being attended to. We assure the student community that we will continue to monitor developments closely and advocate for a swift and lasting solution.

Yours in struggle
EFFYC Alice Branch Coordinator
Msongelwa Nangamso
+27 73 420 3832
[email protected]

EFFYC Alice Branch Convener
Peter Ndiphiwe
+27 63 154 1846
[email protected]

[Did you know ? ]🚨🚨🚨

EFFYC has managed to champion the issue of students registered three modules with pending half book allowance. Through the engagements that were made with NSFAS, finally the graviences were heard. All these students who registered three modules, however in the upcoming semester will still be students and registered will recieve their pending half book allowance and with upcoming monthly meal allowances as well in second semester.




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From: EFFYC Alice Branch
To: All Students
Subject: Notice to students regarding Supplementary Examinations
Date: 08 June 2026
For immediate release;

Revolutionary greetings to the student community. The EFFYC Alice Branch would like to urge all students to continuously check their student portals, particularly under the “Examination Timetable” section on ITS, for updates regarding supplementary examinations.

Supplementary examinations are scheduled to commence on 17 June 2026 and conclude on 26 June 2026. Students are therefore encouraged to begin preparing immediately and to remain vigilant regarding updates to their examination timetables.

If you have qualified for a supplementary examination, it will appear on your examination timetable with the indication “SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION” alongside the relevant course/module. Students are advised to regularly monitor their portals, as lecturers complete marking at different times. This means that some students may receive notifications earlier than others because their results have already been processed, while other modules may still be awaiting final marking and approval.

Furthermore, while some departments or lecturers may send email notifications as reminders, this is not guaranteed for all modules. We strongly encourage students not to rely solely on email notifications. Last year, many students experienced serious challenges after waiting for emails, only to receive notifications very late some after the supplementary examination had already taken place, and others only a day before the examination due to technical glitches and delays in communication.

As such, every student has a responsibility to frequently check their ITS portal to avoid missing important examination information. We wish all students the very best in their supplementary examinations. Continue studying hard, remain focused, and give your best effort.

Yours in Revolution
Msongelwa Nangamso
+27 73 420 3832
[email protected]
EFFYC Alice Branch Coordinator

Ndiphiwe Peter
+27 63 154 1846
[email protected]
EFFYC Alice Branch Convener