Sona 2016
Parly to investigate Zuma’s deployment of Sona troops
DA Chief Whip John Steenhuisen says the party could find no record of President Zuma having informed Parliament of the troop deployment in 2016.
The secretary to Parliament says preparations are on track for the event, which will cost an estimated R4 million.
Judith February asks how did we descend so fast from the iconic, principled Madiba to a compromised Zuma.
In his response to the #SonaDebate, Zuma focused on the state of the economy & the need for united action.
The economy has been under strain over the last 12 months, compounded by load shedding last year.
The president called for a change in behaviour, saying MPs need to be united.
The president says there are many positives to build on despite the global economic crisis.
President Zuma says his address last week was about uniting the country to boost the economy.
EFF leader Julius Malema was called an 'impimpi' after he disclosed information about the ANC.
After two days of heated debates, the president will respond to opposition parties in Parliament.
Ebrahim Patel accused the DA and EFF of 'schoolboy debating tactics', like inventing imaginary prophets.
Steenhuisen laid into Tau after he ruled MPs could not be described as being part of factions.
It all started when the DA took issue with Raseriti Tau’s decision to call Cope's Mosiuoa Lekota to order.
She says the African National Congress will be around long after Julius Malema is gone.
She says it’s her duty to make sure scandalous and improper matters don’t appear on the printed record.
Malema accused President Zuma of being under the sway of the influential Gupta family.
Twitter reacts as Malema outs Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula.
Eyewitness News brings you some of this afternoon’s more outrageous quotes & statements.
Maimane told Zuma he is out of touch with the people and should do the honourable thing and resign.