The National Prosecuting Authority has dismissed claims by the March and March Movement that arrest warrants have been issued against its leader, Jacinta MaNgobese Zuma, and SA First Forum acting CEO Xolani Zuma, insisting that its prosecutorial decisions are independent and guided by the law and evidence.
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