March and March Movement leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has been locked out of her Facebook account after the social media platform suspended it over an alleged violation of its Community Standards.

The suspension took effect on November 6, 2026, leaving her profile inaccessible to other users and preventing her from using the account. Facebook attributed the action to its policy on adult sexual solicitation.

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Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Facebook Account Suspended Over Community Standards

Facebook's notification indicated that the suspension followed a finding that Ngobese-Zuma's account, or activity associated with it, allegedly breached the platform's rules on adult sexual solicitation. The decision means her personal Facebook profile can no longer be accessed by other users. She has been given a six-month window to challenge the action.

The appeal process could involve Facebook requesting further information from the activist before reaching a decision. However, the notification warned that failure to successfully appeal within the 180-day period could result in the permanent disabling of the account. The platform has not, in the information provided, publicly detailed the specific activity that triggered the suspension.

March and March Movement Responds To Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Suspension

The March and March Movement confirmed on Saturday that Facebook had taken down its leader's account.

The organisation said it was aware of the development and had made arrangements to continue communicating with its supporters through its official March and March Facebook page. This alternative channel will allow the movement to maintain communication while the suspension is being addressed.

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In a statement attributed to movement spokesperson Sandile Dube, the organisation indicated that further communication would follow. Dube said: "We will release our media statement shortly." The movement also confirmed that Ngobese-Zuma would use its official platform to keep South Africans informed.

Who Is Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma? Inside The March And March Movement

Ngobese-Zuma is the founder and leader of March and March, a controversial anti-illegal immigration movement that has attracted attention through public protests and political activism. The organisation has called for stricter enforcement of immigration laws and the prioritisation of South African citizens. Its activities have made it a prominent voice in debates surrounding immigration and border control in the country.

The Facebook suspension comes as the movement continues to rely on social media to communicate with its supporters and share its activities. For now, the organisation has directed followers to its official Facebook page as its leader considers the available appeal process. Whether Ngobese-Zuma will regain access to her personal account remains to be seen.