Similar rallies took place in several other Indonesian cities.
The South African apex court barred Mr Zuma from running for parliament seat days before the country’s election on Monday.
“This decree has surprised and shocked all republicans,” said Boubacar Toure, vice-president of the Rally for Mali (RPM) party of ousted President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita.
“An inexplicable slowness has been noted. Nothing has been done despite developments over the past week,” the 15 candidates said.
Regular judicial duties and election petition season conspired to keep his lordship away from home.
“With the new government, made up of experienced people, we’re going to give everyone a chance to hope,” Mr Nguema said.
General Brice Nguema, ousted President Ali Bongo’s cousin, has been sworn in as interim president of Gabon.
South Africa’s parliament has postponed a vote on impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa by one week.
The president said the money was much less than the $4 million to $8 million reported and that it was the proceeds of game sales at the farm.
The cyberattack affected the websites of the president, the government, key ministries and the Constitutional Court.
