South African children who were allegedly unable to access learning spaces at Addington Primary School were seen at the Point police station, where March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma is currently being processed in connection with a charge of incitement to public violence.

According to reports, the presence of the learners was linked to ongoing tensions surrounding access to education and the impact of protests on schooling. The children, accompanied by adults and community members, were brought to the police station as the situation around the school continues to draw public attention and concern.

Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma was taken in for processing following allegations that actions linked to the March and March movement contributed to unrest that disrupted normal schooling and public order. The case has sparked strong reactions, with some supporters defending her actions as advocacy, while critics argue that children’s right to education has been compromised.

The incident has reignited national debate around protest action, accountability, and the protection of children’s rights, particularly the right to uninterrupted access to education. Authorities have not yet provided full details on the next steps in the case, as investigations and legal processes continue.

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