About NGG

About NGG

The only movement for young people, led by young people.

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Our Story

NGG was founded by a group of passionate young South Africans who saw a gap in the political landscape — a space where young people could lead, not just follow. We believe that the future of this country belongs to the youth, and we are building a movement that reflects that belief.

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Vision

“A just, inclusive and empowered South Africa led by a new generation committed to real freedom, where young natives and all citizens can fully participate in the economic, social, cultural and political life of the nation.”

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Mission

To organise, empower and mobilise young people and all communities excluded by the current system, in order to achieve political participation, economic justice, social dignity, ethical leadership, accountable governance, African advancement and community empowerment.

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Our Values

  • Respect for all people
  • Youth leadership & empowerment
  • Equality and justice
  • Transparency in everything we do
  • Personal development for every member
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Why NGG Was Founded

The political, economic, and social liberation of the people of South Africa remains incomplete. NGG exists to organise citizens excluded by poverty, unemployment, inequality, violence, corruption and social neglect — and to provide a political home for the youth, led by the youth.

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Our Motto

“Young People Will Govern.”

For decades, young people have been told to wait their turn. NGG believes the youth are ready to lead now — while drawing wisdom from elders as advisors, not rulers.

Official Symbols

What the emblem means.

Green, Black, Gold and Red — the Raised Fist, the Red Star, and the Gold Spear each carry meaning drawn directly from our Constitution.

✊ The Raised Fist

Resistance

Courage and people's power — the fist stands for a generation that refuses to be sidelined.

⭐ The Red Star

Hope

Sacrifice and liberation — a reminder of what the struggle for real freedom has already cost, and still asks.

🗡️ The Gold Spear

Defence of Justice

African heritage, protection of future generations, and readiness to advance social and economic freedom.

Why NGG Was Founded

Three problems. One movement built to solve them.

Youth unemployment

Millions of young people are locked out of the economy, with no clear path from education to work.

A trust deficit

Corruption and broken promises have left young South Africans disillusioned with politics as usual.

No seat at the table

Policies that shape young lives are too often written by people furthest from those realities.

Meet the Founders

Built by organisers, not political insiders.

Full founder biographies are being finalised and will be published here alongside the national leadership team.

F1

Co-Founder

[Biography to be added]

F2

Co-Founder

[Biography to be added]

F3

Co-Founder

[Biography to be added]

Leadership Structure

How the movement is organised.

LevelStructureRole
NationalPresident, Deputy President, Secretary General, Treasurer General, National ChairpersonSets national direction and policy
ProvincialProvincial Leadership Committees (all 9 provinces)Coordinates campaigns and organising per province
RegionalRegional Leadership CommitteesRuns recruitment, events and community projects locally
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