The movement says the event aims to give a voice to ordinary South Africans ahead of President Jacob Zuma's address in Parliament on Thursday.
Those in attendance include Congress of the People (Cope) leader Mosiuoa Lekota, Sipho Pityana one of the founders of Save SA and Freshlyground's Zolani Mahola.
Save SA's Lawson Naidoo says the event is aimed at giving ordinary citizens a voice. Naidoo says they're not expecting Zuma to say anything new on Thursday.
This is Save SA's second "People's Assembly" event. Last year they held a similar mass gathering against state capture in Pretoria.
Save SA's Lawson Naidoo says the event is aimed at giving ordinary citizens a voice. Naidoo says they're not expecting Zuma to say anything new on Thursday.
This is Save SA's second "People's Assembly" event. Last year they held a similar mass gathering against state capture in Pretoria.
