Does SA First Forum Have a Website? Here’s What’s Actually Confirmed
Last updated: August 8, 2026
Quick answer: No — as of this writing, SA First Forum does not have its own dedicated official website. The organisation was announced verbally at a media briefing in Durban, and all verified information about it currently comes from press coverage and its parent movement, March and March, whose official site is marchandmarch.org.za. If you find a site claiming to be “SA First Forum,” treat it with caution until it’s confirmed by Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma or March and March’s official channels.
What Is SA First Forum, Again?
SA First Forum is a newly launched non-profit legal advocacy organisation, announced by Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, founder of the anti-illegal-immigration movement March and March. It was unveiled at a media briefing in Durban, positioned as a legal vanguard focused on immigration enforcement, human rights education, class-action litigation, and government accountability — explicitly modelled on AfriForum, but for a different constituency.
So Why Doesn’t It Have a Website Yet?
There’s a simple, unremarkable explanation: SA First Forum was only just launched. Organisations announced via press conference — rather than a planned public rollout — very often don’t have their digital presence ready on day one. Legal NPOs in particular typically need to finalise registration, branding, and infrastructure before standing up a dedicated site, and that process takes time even when the announcement itself has already generated significant media coverage.
Where Can You Actually Find Verified Information Right Now?
Until a dedicated SA First Forum site exists, the most reliable sources are:
- marchandmarch.org.za — the official website of March and March, the parent movement, which includes background on Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and the broader organisation
- Established news outlets that covered the launch directly, including SABC News, IOL (Sunday Tribune), Cape Town Etc, and Jacaranda FM
- March and March’s verified social media accounts, where Ngobese-Zuma has been a regular, visible spokesperson
Avoid relying on unverified social media posts, screenshots, or third-party pages claiming to represent SA First Forum directly, especially anything asking for donations, membership fees, or personal information — none of that has been confirmed as an official channel.
A Word of Caution: Watch for Impersonator Sites
Whenever a new, high-profile organisation launches without an official website in place, it creates a window where scam or impersonator sites can appear — registering a similar-sounding domain, copying press coverage, and soliciting money or personal details from people who assume they’ve found the real thing. This is a common pattern with newly launched NPOs and civic movements generally, not specific to SA First Forum, but it’s worth being deliberately cautious about right now given how much attention the launch has already generated.
If and when SA First Forum does launch an official website, expect it to be announced directly through March and March’s verified channels rather than appearing without any confirmation.
Quick FAQ
Does SA First Forum have an official website? Not as of this writing. No dedicated site has been launched or linked by Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma or March and March.
Where can I find real information about SA First Forum? March and March’s official site (marchandmarch.org.za) and established South African news outlets that covered the launch directly.
Is SA First Forum the same organisation as March and March? SA First Forum is a newly established legal advocacy NPO founded by March and March’s leader, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma — related to, but distinct from, the March and March movement itself.
Should I trust a website claiming to be SA First Forum? Not without verifying it through March and March’s official channels first. No website has been officially confirmed as belonging to SA First Forum at this time.
Will SA First Forum get a website eventually? Likely, as the organisation formalises — but no timeline has been announced publicly.
