March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma says the anti-illegal-immigrant movement is not moving into party politics. She rejects calls for the organisation to contest elections, instead describing the group’s longer-term goal as building a broad-based civic platform. Ngobese-Zuma outlines a vision of the movement developing into “an AfriForum for black South Africans,” framing it as an advocacy organisation focused on the interests of black South Africans rather than partisan electoral activity. Across the reports, her position is consistent: she maintains that the movement will not adopt a political-party role, despite public pressure for it to do so. The coverage presents the statement as part of Ngobese-Zuma’s broader efforts to define March and March’s identity and purpose, emphasising community representation and organisational growth without entering formal party politics. The reports do not provide additional details on specific policy proposals, funding, or timelines beyond the stated direction for the movement’s future.