Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Tells March and March Supporters to Vote for Parties That Back Them

• Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma addressed supporters on Moore Road in Durban, where a crowd gathered wearing March and March branded apparel
• Ngobese-Zuma claimed rival political parties are ignoring the 2026 Local Government Elections campaign trail to focus on her movement
• The rally took place at the site where Congolese nationals have been camped since May, when Ngobese Zuma first called on undocumented foreigners to leave South Africa

KWAZULU-NATAL — March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has addressed a crowd of supporters during a protest on Moore Road in Durban on 10 September 2026, telling them to cast their ballots in the upcoming 2026 Local Government Elections for political parties that have shown solidarity with the movement.

The address took place on 10 September 2026 at the site where Congolese nationals have been camped since May, following Ngobese-Zuma's earlier calls for undocumented foreign nationals to leave South Africa. Supporters gathered on the residential street dressed in branded "March and March Until We Win" apparel, with many recording the event on their phones and cameras.

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Ngobese-Zuma takes aim at opposition parties

Speaking into a microphone before the crowd, Ngobese-Zuma accused other political parties of neglecting the 2026 local government campaign trail. She argued that instead of focusing on winning votes, those parties have directed their attention toward March and March. She was emphatic that March and March is not a political party and made clear that it should not be confused with one. She used the address to reinforce her call to supporters, urging them to reward the parties that have aligned themselves with March and March's cause at the ballot box.

Moore Road protest site remains focal point

Moore Road has become a recurring flashpoint in the broader national debate on immigration. Congolese nationals have occupied the Durban road since May, when Ngobese-Zuma's ultimatum to undocumented migrants first drew national attention. The ongoing presence of the camp has continued to draw protest gatherings to the area.

Watch Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma's address to March and March supporters on Moore Road:

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In a related article, Briefly News reported on a viral video allegedly showing a Congolese national making a death threat against Ngobese-Zuma. The footage followed violent clashes between March and March supporters and foreign nationals near a refugee camp in Durban.

Source: Briefly News