Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Drops Big Announcement as March and March Plans More Protests

March and March Movement leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has announced that the organisation is preparing to return to the streets as it intensifies its campaign against illegal immigration in South Africa.

Speaking during an interview on the KZN Tonight Podcast, Ngobese-Zuma revealed that the movement is planning additional demonstrations to put pressure on the government to strengthen immigration enforcement and address concerns surrounding undocumented foreign nationals.

She also disclosed that Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape is among the areas the organisation intends to visit. The planned visit follows the circulation of videos allegedly showing Somali nationals chasing South Africans away. The footage has reportedly raised concerns within the movement and strengthened its determination to take its campaign to more communities.

March and March has increasingly become a prominent voice in South Africa’s anti-illegal immigration protests, with its members calling for tighter border controls and stricter implementation of existing immigration laws.

Ngobese-Zuma has repeatedly argued that the government must take responsibility for addressing immigration-related concerns instead of allowing tensions between communities and foreign nationals to escalate.

The proposed Gqeberha demonstration could attract significant public attention, particularly amid growing sensitivities surrounding immigration and relations between South Africans and foreign nationals.

Any planned protests will also place the spotlight on law enforcement’s responsibility to maintain peace, prevent violence and protect the rights and safety of everyone involved.

Ngobese-Zuma’s latest remarks suggest that March and March has no intention of backing down. Instead, the organisation appears determined to expand its campaign to additional parts of the country, keeping illegal immigration at the centre of South Africa’s public debate.

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