Zuma must go: SAVE SA
President Jacob Zuma has broken the country's trust and must go.
That's according to Sipho Pityana of SAVE SA, during the launch of their 'Zuma Must Go' campaign, at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg. this afternoon.
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Pityana says the country cannot wait until 2019 - when the president's term in office ends - as there will be no country to save by then.
Meanwhile, the president is due to answer questions in Parliament this afternoon - in his last Q&A session for the year.
Zuma will once again come under fire for former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's controversial report on state capture.
Amongst the prominent names mentioned in the report are those of Ministers Des van Rooyen and Mosebenzi Zwane.
University fees, the controversial Gupta family, and a possible ratings downgrade are also on the agenda - and as before, it will predictably make for a great spectacle.
Collective outrage from the opposition is almost guaranteed.
SP says our president has failed us and he must go. 'We cannot afford to wait until 2019, the rot is spreading too fast' #SaveSA
— Save South Africa (@_SaveSA) November 23, 2016
Zuma is a threat to the interests of the poor. We are launching this motion on behalf of all South Africans who treasure our constitution.
— Save South Africa (@_SaveSA) November 23, 2016
South Africans: make your voice heard. Say No to further damage. Say no and say so as loudly as you can. #SaveSA
— Save South Africa (@_SaveSA) November 23, 2016
People's Motion of No Confidence unveiled. #Kathrada #SaveSA @_SaveSA pic.twitter.com/yYifh4uHto
— Kathrada Foundation (@KathradaFound) November 23, 2016