South African law should be respected by all: Ngobese-Zuma
On Thursday, March and March protested in DBN against refugees camping outside the Home Affairs.
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, leader of the March and March organization, emphasized that South African law should be respected by all during a protest in Durban against refugees occupying the Home Affairs offices on Che Guevara Road. The refugees, who have been camping outside the offices for months, are demanding alternative accommodation due to fears of returning to their communities.
An agreement has now been reached with the eThekwini Municipality to relocate the refugees to temporary accommodation in Gauteng. Ngobese-Zuma expressed concern that South Africans living on the streets are not receiving the same protections as refugees from outside the country, who benefit from NGO support. She questioned why these NGOs are not providing similar assistance to homeless South Africans, highlighting a potential issue with NGO involvement in South Africa.
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