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Civic organizations from all over South Africa are set to gather at the Raymer Bible College in a historic conference aimed at uniting and mobilizing the nation against state capture. The event, organized by SAVE South Africa and the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, coincides with the 99th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's birth, symbolizing a call to uphold the values the late leader stood for. The chairman of SAVE SA, Sipur Bhijana, expressed the significance of this movement, comparing it to one of the largest mass mobilizations in the country's history, second only to the anti-apartheid movement. The core focus of the conference is to address the issue of state capture and rampant corruption that is undermining the country's constitutional mandate to uplift the poor, address economic disparities, and rectify social injustices. The misappropriation of resources meant for the nation's development is a concern that cuts across class, race, and ideological lines, stirring a sense of urgency among all South Africans to push for transparency, accountability, and good governance. The conference aims to reignite the spirit of collective action and solidarity among citizens to safeguard the principles of democracy and ensure a fair and just society for all.