Members of the seven opposition political parties are singing and chanting one song calling for President Jacob Zuma to resign.
Parties include Democratic Alliance (DA), Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Congress of the People (Cope), United Democratic Movement (UDM) and African Independent Congress (AIC).
Marchers gathered at Church Square in Pretoria before making their way to the Union Buildings.
EFF leader Julius Malema urged his supporters to remain disciplined while marching with fellow political parties to call for the President to step down.
Situation right now at the Church Square, Pretoria. #NationalDayOfAction #ZumaMustFall #OppositionPartiesMarch #ENCA pic.twitter.com/ySN0jpChC3
— vuyo mvoko (@vuyo_mvoko) April 12, 2017
#NationalDayofAction @Our_DA pic.twitter.com/5Q4UjKZA7A
— Annette Steyn (@AnnetteSteyn1) April 12, 2017
The song:"Nobody wants to see us together," being sung at #ChurchSquare for the #NationalDayofAction. Spirits are high. @News24 pic.twitter.com/PWtIg0AiY4
— Iavan Pijoos (@iavanpijoos) April 12, 2017
#NationalDayofAction @Our_DA pic.twitter.com/1ykVZHvODs
— Annette Steyn (@AnnetteSteyn1) April 12, 2017
Thousands of South Africans also marched against President Jacob Zuma in Durban, Pretoria and Cape Town.
Listen to EWN's Barry Bateman below for more details on the march...
This article first appeared on 702 : Seven opposition parties tell Zuma to step down #NationalDayOfAction