Claim says Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma is in deep shit as the R12 million questions grow

A social media post has claimed that March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma is “in deep shit” after a News24 investigative journalist appeared in a video discussing questions he sent her about allegations that she and her husband received approximately R12 million in state contracts. The journalist confirmed that he had posted his questions online and teased that further evidence would be revealed on Sunday, adding to the scrutiny surrounding the activist. The dispute follows an earlier controversy in which Ngobese-Zuma reportedly shared a screenshot of the journalist’s message displaying his phone number.

What the post does not settle is what the Sunday evidence will show, since the post does not say what the journalist plans to publish or whether it will address the R12 million claim directly. The post also does not say whether Ngobese-Zuma has responded to the journalist’s questions or whether she has explained the contracts her husband’s company may have received. Those details matter because they would establish whether the allegations have any basis beyond the questions that were sent. Without them, the claim remains unverified and the promised evidence is still to come.

Some viewers defended her, saying the journalist had published her phone number and that the earlier leak of his message had led to serious threats against him from others, meaning both sides had now been exposed to hostility. Others expressed satisfaction and mockery, saying the scrutiny of her state contracts was overdue and that the questions deserved public answers before any conclusions were drawn. The reaction mixed support with criticism of the way the dispute had been conducted online.

What has not been settled is whether the journalist’s promised Sunday publication will confirm or dismiss the allegations about the state contracts, and whether Ngobese-Zuma or her husband will respond to the questions directly. The allegations concerning the state contracts remain unverified in the information provided, and the post does not say whether the journalist has received a response. The public is waiting for more information, because the dispute has grown into a wider controversy over her conduct and her movement’s finances.

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