Nkosikhona Ndabandaba, known as 'Phakel'umthakathi', has disclosed receiving death threats due to his activism against illegal immigration.

Leading the Insizwa Nobunsizwa movement and collaborating with the March and March Movement, Ndabandaba shared that he has been targeted with calls stating 'today is your last day alive' and precise location details.

His advocacy has sparked both support and criticism, with supporters praising his stance against illegal immigration while critics accuse the movement of inciting tribalism, xenophobia, and violence.Ndabandaba remains resolute, stating that his children's future motivates him to continue despite threats and false accusations.Recent incidents, including the shooting death of a March and March member, highlight the dangers faced by activists.

The group claims political actors are attempting to destabilize their movement through bribes and false narratives, emphasizing their vigilance against such tactics.The article underscores the risks associated with grassroots activism in South Africa's complex socio-political landscape.