The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has released a new campaign advert ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.
The party is using the advert to reach more voters across South Africa.
The video shows large groups of EFF supporters at political events. Many supporters wave the party’s red flags.
The advert also shows young people and community scenes. These images focus on people and political activity at local level.
One scene shows an EFF flag rising into the evening sky. Other scenes show large groups of supporters wearing red.
EFF steps up election campaign
The new advert forms part of the EFF’s election campaign.
The party wants to build support before voters go to the polls.
In addition, the EFF continues to focus on issues that affect communities.
These issues include water, electricity, roads and sanitation. The party also raises concerns about refuse collection, housing and unemployment.
The EFF says municipalities must put residents first. It also wants local government to improve basic services.
Therefore, the new advert links the party’s campaign to communities and grassroots support.
Focus on local government
Local government affects many parts of people’s daily lives.
For example, municipalities provide important services such as water and electricity. They also manage sanitation and refuse collection.
Roads and other local infrastructure are also important issues.
As a result, service delivery will remain a major issue during the election campaign.
The EFF wants voters to see the party as an alternative in local government.
Meanwhile, other political parties are also increasing their campaign activities across the country.
Campaign activity set to increase
The 4 November 2026 election date is getting closer.
As a result, political parties are expected to increase their activities in the coming weeks.
These activities include rallies, community meetings and public engagements. Parties are also using social media and campaign adverts to reach voters.
For the EFF, the latest advert provides another way to communicate with the public.
The party can use the advert to take its message beyond rallies and political meetings.
In addition, the images of supporters and communities help present the EFF’s campaign message in a visual way.
The coming weeks will show how voters respond to the party’s campaign.
Overall, the EFF will now focus on building support before election day.
South Africans will vote in the 2026 Local Government Elections on 4 November 2026.
