Jacinta Announces Major Move Against Illegal Immigrants, Reveal Where March & March Is Heading Next

Stunning developments have emerged after March and March Movement leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma revealed that the organisation is preparing to return to the streets as it continues its campaign against illegal immigration in South Africa.

During an interview on the KZN Tonight Podcast, Ngobese-Zuma disclosed that the movement is planning further demonstrations to express its dissatisfaction with what it considers the government’s failure to address illegal immigration and strengthen immigration enforcement.

However, her announcement came with another significant revelation that could bring renewed attention to the situation in the Eastern Cape.

According to Ngobese-Zuma, March and March is also planning to visit Gqeberha, following the circulation of footage allegedly showing Somali nationals chasing South Africans away. The incident has reportedly become another point of concern for the movement, which says it intends to take its campaign to different parts of the country.

Her remarks indicate that the organisation is preparing to extend its activities beyond its previous protest locations, with Gqeberha now featuring among the areas it intends to visit.

The announcement comes amid growing national debate over immigration enforcement, undocumented foreign nationals and the government’s responsibility to address concerns raised by communities.

March and March, which has become one of the most prominent voices in South Africa’s anti-illegal immigration protests, has repeatedly called for stricter border controls and stronger enforcement of existing immigration laws.

Ngobese-Zuma has also maintained that the movement wants authorities to take responsibility for addressing the immigration challenges rather than allowing frustration within communities to continue escalating.

The proposed Gqeberha visit is likely to attract considerable attention, particularly given the sensitivities surrounding relations between South African communities and foreign nationals. Any demonstrations will also place renewed focus on the responsibility of law enforcement to maintain public order and protect everyone involved.

Her latest announcement signals that March and March is not preparing to abandon its campaign. Instead, the movement appears determined to take its demands to more communities, keeping illegal immigration firmly at the centre of South Africa’s national conversation.

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