​“They Deserve a Round of Applause” Inkosi Malusi Zondi Praises Jacinta and other March Activists

Traditional leader Inkosi Malusi Zondi has given high praise to three well-known figures for their strong stand against illegal immigration in South Africa.

Speaking at a media briefing, the Inkosi said Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, Ngizwe Mchunu and Phakel’umthakathi deserve a proper round of applause. He thanked them for speaking up and taking action on a matter that worries many communities across the country.

The three have been at the forefront of public campaigns calling for stricter enforcement of immigration laws. Their efforts have included marches and clear calls for government to deal with undocumented people living in South Africa. Inkosi Zondi made it clear he believes their work has helped put the issue firmly on the national agenda.

The comments come at a time when migration and asylum matters remain high on the public and government agenda. In a related development, Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi announced that community leaders will receive free legal support. This pro bono help will allow them to join court cases dealing with migration and asylum seekers. The aim is to give ordinary community voices a chance to share their concerns and support the government’s position in these important legal processes.

Minister Kubayi explained that the legal assistance will help leaders take part properly in the court proceedings. Many communities feel the impact of high numbers of undocumented people on jobs, services and safety. Giving them a legal platform is seen as one way to make sure their views are heard in a formal setting.

Inkosi Zondi’s words reflect the growing involvement of traditional leaders in the immigration debate. Across different parts of the country, chiefs and community figures have been speaking more openly about the need for better border control and fair application of the law.

The praise from the Inkosi adds another strong voice to the conversation. It shows that the actions of Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, Ngizwe Mchunu and Phakel’umthakathi have been noticed beyond just protest groups. For many South Africans who share these concerns, the public recognition from a traditional leader carries real weight.

As the court cases continue and government works on practical solutions, statements like these keep the focus on the daily realities faced by ordinary citizens. The call for proper management of immigration remains loud and clear in many communities.

Source: https://x.com/MDNnewss/status/2114799194959655014

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