NPA denies issuing arrest warrants for March and March leaders
March and March has been at the forefront of national campaign against undocumented immigration
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has firmly denied allegations that it issued arrest warrants for Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and her husband, Xolani Zuma, who lead the March and March movement. The advocacy group had claimed warrants were issued against the couple, but the NPA categorically rejected these claims. The NPA's spokesperson, Kaizer Kganyago, stated that the authority makes "independent and impartial prosecutorial decisions," guided solely by the Constitution, legislation, and evidence.
He emphasized that the NPA does not receive instructions from political parties, public officials, or anyone else regarding its prosecutorial function. The NPA typically refrains from commenting on matters involving possible arrests and investigations until the legal process is concluded. Once a matter is enrolled in the courts, the charges and reasons for prosecution become public knowledge through the standard judicial process, Kganyago added.
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