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Ngizwe Mchunu on March and March: "I don't answer questions about rubbish people"

The controversial broadcaster sparked social media speculation after refusing to discuss his links to the anti-illegal immigration movement on a popular podcast.

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Ngizwe Mchunu on March and March: "I don't answer questions about rubbish people"

South African media personality Ngizwe Mchunu is trending once again following a heated appearance on the Bhinca Nation Podcast. During the episode, which aired on August 12, 2026, the broadcaster was confronted about his alleged relationship with the March and March movement.

The atmosphere in the studio turned frosty when the host attempted to dig into Mchunu's involvement with the anti-illegal immigration group. Mchunu immediately shut down the line of questioning, making his irritation clear to the viewers.

Evasive Tactics Spark NDA Rumors

The tension escalated further when Sfiso Ndlovu, a colleague from the Podcast and Chill Network, asked Mchunu if he was bound by a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Rather than providing a clear answer, the broadcaster remained evasive.

Mchunu's refusal to confirm or deny the existence of a legal gag order has fueled public suspicion. When pushed for clarity, he dismissed the topic entirely, stating, "I don't answer questions about rubbish people."

Social Media Reacts to the Silence

Footage of the exchange has since gone viral on X, with South Africans debating the reasons behind Mchunu's silence. Many users suggested that his reluctance to speak points toward hidden contractual obligations or potential corruption.

This latest controversy follows a difficult period for the broadcaster. In May 2026, Mchunu made headlines when his family residence in Mbumbulu was tragically destroyed by a fire, an event that drew significant sympathy from his followers.

For now, Mchunu appears content to keep the public guessing. Whether he will eventually address the March and March allegations or continue to deflect remains to be seen as the clip continues to circulate online.

Source & attribution

Originally reported by Entertainment News and Daily Updates 24/7 on Briefly.co.za News (Tayananiswa Zvikaramba).

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