Ngobese-Zuma Warns March and March Movement Supporters: Vote on 4 November or ‘The Thieves’ Will Return
March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma issued a strong plea to supporters of her movement, urging them to vote in large numbers in the upcoming 4 November elections.
Speaking with her supporters through the KZN Podcast, Ngobese-Zuma warned that staying away from the polling stations would open the door for corrupt leaders to regain control, stating that if voters stay home, “the thieves will come back” to power.
During her interview, Ngobese-Zuma emphasized that voter turnout is the most critical factor in securing the right leadership.
She argued that political apathy only benefits compromised politicians who rely on low voter turnout to slip back into office.
She stated to her supporters that they must actively mobilize their communities to ensure high voter turnout on 4 November.
The March and March Movement has positioned itself as a reformist force aiming to disrupt the political status quo.
Ngobese-Zuma’s aggressive rhetoric highlights the growing tension ahead of the polls, framing the election not just as a political choice, but as a decisive battle against systemic corruption.
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