South African public broadcaster SAFM has issued an apology after being found in breach of its broadcasting code. The issue stemmed from an interview with Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, a leader of the March and March movement. During the interview, unverified claims regarding immigrants were broadcast to listeners. The broadcast watchdog determined that SAFM failed to adequately vet the information presented by Ngobese-Zuma before airing it. This ruling highlights the importance of responsible journalism and fact-checking, particularly when dealing with sensitive topics like immigration. The apology signifies a commitment from SAFM to uphold broadcasting standards and ensure accuracy in future reporting. The incident underscores the potential consequences of platforming unsubstantiated allegations.