Eff disrupt parliament
[WATCH] EFF members on the rampage at Parliament
After fists and water bottles flew in Parliament, members of the Economic Freedom Fighters protested outside following the violent removal of its MPs from the...
EFF Members of Parliament were forcibly removed from the National Assembly chamber by members of the Parliamentary Protection Services for not allowing President Jacob Zuma to address the house.
Parliament suspended Zelda Holtzman and her deputy Matlatsi Mokgatla with immediate effect.
The vote went 307 in favour with just 16 votes against, no abstentions and EFF vehemently opposing it.
Parliament says it doesn’t have the capacity to effectively manage disruptive behaviour in the house.
Five organisations want an interim order compelling Parliament to ensure an uninterrupted broadcast feed.
Baleka Mbete's office confirmed the president will answer questions in Parliament on 11 March.
The EFF are threatening to disrupt Zuma's Sona after Baleka Mbete refused a request for a special sitting.
The EFF says it’ll use Zuma’s State Of The Nation Address debate to ask when he’s paying back the money.
A court interdict prevents sanctions from being imposed on 20 EFF MPs found guilty of misconduct.
The EFF's attorney Luvuyo Godla says the party's legal team is weighing up the options.
Nkosinathi Nhleko revealed sergeant-at-arms Regina Mohlomi wasted no time over her decision.
The EFF filed urgent court papers challenging sanctions against 20 of its MPs.
While another 8 MPs will have to make apologies for their conduct, the EFF is planning court action.
Baleka Mbete has called for a special sitting where a report on the EFF's conduct will be debated.
Judith February speaks to Talk Radio 702's John Robbie about the recent parliamentary chaos and says the the opposition want Zuma to account which he is obligated to do.
Proceedings in the National Assembly were suspended for 6 hours due to tense behind the scenes talks.
MPs took to singing golden oldies in the chamber during a 6 hour suspension of proceedings last night.
The DA says Cyril Ramaphosa got excoriated by his fellow ANC MPs and now needs an out.