Ngizwe Mchunu on March and March Movement: “I Don’t Answer Questions About Rubbish People”
- Ngizwe Mchunu made a pointed statement about March and March on the Bhinca Nation Podcast that aired on 12 August 2026
- The podcast host pressed Ngizwe on his relationship with the anti-illegal immigration movement, but he shut the questions down
- Mzansi reacted strongly online, with many accusing Ngizwe of having received money from President Ramaphosa
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Ngizwe Mchunu has set tongues wagging after he refused to answer questions about his alleged involvement with the March and March movement during a Bhinca Nation Podcast episode that premiered on Wednesday, 12 August 2026.
The podcast, filmed on a set with a distinctive orange backdrop and branded microphones, took a tense turn when the host pushed Ngizwe to address his ties to the anti-illegal immigration movement. Rather than engaging with the question, Ngizwe shut things down entirely.
Ngizwe Mchunu's bold statement on March and March
"Mina, I can't allow myself to continue to be engaged in a non-existing issue, and then people take from me and fly never," he said bluntly. When pressed further, he doubled down: "I don't answer bullshxt questions about bullshxt people. If the relationship is broken, it's broken."
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The exchange grew even more loaded when Podcast and Chill Network colleague Sfiso Ndlovu raised the question of whether Ngizwe had signed a non-disclosure agreement. His response was deliberately evasive, neither confirming nor denying the existence of an NDA, which only added fuel to an already burning conversation. On-screen captions throughout the clip read:
"Did Ramaphosa Pay Ngizwe?! What's He Hiding?" reflecting the confrontational tone of the entire segment.
Mzansi reacts to Ngizwe Mchunu's comments about March and March
The video quickly spread across X (formerly Twitter), with many South Africans drawing their own conclusions from Ngizwe's reluctance to speak.
Watch the tense podcast exchange that sparked the NDA speculation below:
Below are some of the reactions:
@Cbudarexs said:
"Ngizwe took Ramaphosa's money"
@Nkunzemhlophe asked:
"If he did pay him, whose money was it he used to pay?"
@dwanat6 remarked:
"Ramaphosa paid him, and he sold out his own people. He is a sellout"
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Photo of Ngizwe Mchunu and his wife sparks reactions
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that an image of South African broadcaster Ngizwe Mchunu and his wife sparked reactions on X.
The post came shortly after Mchunu’s family home in Mbumbulu, south of Durban, was destroyed in a fire on Sunday, 10 May 2026.
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