Jacinta, Ngizwe & Phakel'umthakathi: The Triumvirate Behind March and March

Who is really behind March and March, the controversial movement calling for undocumented migrants to leave South Africa? InQuestion looks at the key figures driving the organisation, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, Ngizwe Mchunu, and Nkosikhona 'Phakel'umthakathi' Ndabandaba. March and March has rapidly emerged as one of South Africa's most controversial political movements, mobilising thousands around issues of illegal immigration, border security, unemployment, housing pressures, and citizenship rights. But questions remain about how it built its national network so quickly, and who the characters are in its leadership. This feature explores the movement's origins, its leadership, and the growing debate around immigration policy, undocumented migrants, xenophobia, public protests, and national identity in South Africa. We also examine the role of social media activism, community organising, and the warnings issued by Misuzulu kaZwelithini regarding the movement's rhetoric and activities. As South Africa faces record unemployment, service delivery failures, and increasing tensions over migration, March and March has become a flashpoint in a much larger national debate. Is it a genuine grassroots civic movement or something more organised behind the scenes? #MarchAndMarch #JacintaNgobeseZuma #NgizweMchunu #PhakelUmthakathi #ImmigrationSA #IllegalImmigration #SouthAfricaNews #UndocumentedMigrants #BorderSecurity #MigrationCrisis #PoliticalAnalysis #CurrentAffairs #SouthAfricanPolitics #OperationDudula #JacobZuma #June30 #ProtestsSA #Citizenship #NationalSecurity #SAPolitics #AfricanPolitics