March and March Leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Criticises Government Over Refugee Policy

March and March movement leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has criticised the South African government over its handling of immigration and refugee applications, making controversial remarks about the presence of foreign men in the country.

In a statement captured in a circulating video, Ngobese-Zuma argued that South Africa does not lack men and questioned why the government continues to allow foreign nationals into the country through the refugee application process.

She accused authorities of permitting foreign men to enter South Africa under the pretext of seeking asylum, suggesting that the refugee system was being used to facilitate immigration.

Her comments come amid growing public debate over illegal immigration, border management and the country’s asylum system. Immigration has become a prominent political and social issue, with various groups demanding stricter enforcement of immigration laws and greater accountability from government departments.

The March and March movement has been vocal in its opposition to illegal immigration and has called for stronger measures to address concerns surrounding undocumented foreign nationals.

However, asylum applications are governed by legal protections, and individuals seeking refuge are entitled to have their claims assessed in accordance with the law.

Ngobese-Zuma’s latest remarks are likely to generate further debate about immigration policy, refugee rights and the government’s responsibility to manage the country’s borders.

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