Anti-illegal migration movement March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has firmly rejected allegations that the movement receives funding from political parties or businesses, insisting that its activities are financed through crowdfunding initiatives and the sale of branded merchandise. Her remarks come amid growing scrutiny of the organisation's finances and speculation about possible political backing, claims that have also been rejected by ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba.
Anti-illegal migratinon movement March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has rejected allegations that the anti-illegal immigration movement is bankrolled by political parties or private businesses, insisting that its activities are funded through crowdfunding and the sale of branded merchandise.
Her comments come amid growing public scrutiny and speculation over the organisation's financial backing and ability to sustain operations across the country.
Asked to identify the business that funded the media briefing, Ngobese-Zuma said the company did not want publicity around its once-off sponsorship.
“They did not want to be identified. They assisted once, and we have not received any more funding from them,” she told IOL.
