Tsietsi and the Young Communist League in South Africa

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Tsietsi Emancipator Letsebe. born in rural municipality of Tswaing,in a village called Rakgwedi(South Africa) in December 16 year of 1991. Tsietsi is Studying Policy Studies,at University of South Africa. Tsietsi mother was a Freedom Fighter,she used to subscribe and abide to Black Panther and Communist Ideologies,and time and again she would teach Tsietsi on how the world has turned bad.
Tsietsi said " She taught me that the Consciousness of Mankind is filled with destruction and that it is a few who can free the people from this". According to Tsietsi mother, all people deserved Freedom,Harmony,love and Honour of their being. Tsietsi says he was born Revolutionary,and today He just implement what her mother taught him. Today Tsietsi mother works as a domestic worker but she still the great Revolutionary who funds Tsietsi Revolutionary Movement. The Movement Does the following activities:
-1).We advocate for Equality,Justice and Freedom of all people. 2).We Advocate for unity of the Human Race. 3). We perform Awareness Campaigns to teach the masses about their historical evolution since the first human in Africa and the philosophies that these Africans used to live through(Communial(ism) way of living called Botho-Ubuntu)
4). We donate clothes and Food to the poor . 5).We identify talent and do Youth Development. 6).We advocate to put an end to Poverty,Unemployment and Inequality of the World. 7.)We advocate for transformation of Education,Economy and the replacing of Politics to Scientific Socialism. And we stand for the Working Class and the Poor(to name but a few). And our Mission is to accomplish a Classless,Non Racist,Non Tribalist,Stateless and Moneyless Society that is based on Human Values and Needs.

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