Save SA take to the streets of PTA
The Save South Africa campaign is taking its state capture protest to the capital city today.
South Africans are being urged to join the march against the current state of affairs, particularly in government.
Leading political and public figures are expected to join in today's march to the Pretoria Magistrates Court.
ANC veteran Sipho Pityana, who has been vocal in his criticism of President Jacob Zuma, is set to lead the march.
Pityana has been persistent in his call for the president to leave office.
Civil society organisations, trade unions and faith based organisations are all expected to make their voices heard.
Meanwhile the EFF and the DA will also take to the streets of Pretoria this morning, marching to the Magistrate's Court.
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Yesterday, EFF Commander in Chief, Julius Malema lashed out at President Zuma, calling for him to step down as president of the country.
"Our government is run by mafias. Our government has been handed over to the Gupta Family," Malema told supporters outside the Pretoria Hight Court.
Malema added that the EFF will not allow "the rot to continue, unchallenged."