This follows EFF leader Julius Malema’s vow in March this year that he would not allow the president to speak in Parliament again.
Last week President Jacob Zuma said that letters of reprimand were sent to the ministers accused of misconduct with regards to Nkandla.
The justice and constitutional development department hosted a dialogue for school-goers on constitutional education in Parliament on Monday.
Mmusi Maimane challenged President Jacob Zuma about the reasons behind his decision to fire former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene.
President Jacob Zuma told Parliament on Thursday that only he has authority over who is appointed as a minister in the Cabinet.
After fierce objections by opposition parties, a report recommending former ANC MP Cecil Burgess for appointment was referred back to the committee.
A motion of no confidence brought by the DA was easily defeated by the ANC in the National Assembly on Tuesday.
“Pragmatic”, “interesting”, “praise-worthy” and “disappointing” have all been used to describe the finance minister’s 2016 budget speech.
Insults and an EFF walkout aside, it was strictly business for President Jacob Zuma and Co during the Sona debate.
Insults, nursery rhymes and fairytales: Here are the best quotes from the first two days of the State of the Nation address debate.
Whether Parliament is in Cape Town or Pretoria, we will still be stuck with an ineffectual, delusional president
Both ANC and opposition MPs happily drew on fantasy and storytelling to insult one another in the first day of the State of the Nation debate.
President Jacob Zuma giggled a lot and managed to avoid answering any difficult questions from MPs.
Parliament has taken recourse to an interdict dating back to 2010 to prevent striking staff from disrupting the work of the legislature.
Parliament staff and workers downed tools on Monday, while students of the #FeesMustFall campaign continued to protest outside the gates.
Policy was violated by a parliament employee who wrote about her re-vetting procedure.
DA MP John Steenhuisen responded to someone calling Mmusi Maimane a sellout by referring to an EFF MP as a teletubby, undoubtedly Po from the TV show.
MPs declared everything from sheep, coffee mugs and land to directorships and wine in the register of members’ interests released in Parliament.
A parliamentary staffer says she will resist being grilled by spooks to assess her security risk.
Public order police fired stun grenades and teargas to halt crowds of protesting students outside Parliament as Nene delivered his budget speech.
The DA is appealing to Parliament to replace the National Key Points Act with the Protection of Critical Infrastructure Private Member’s Bill.
The Economic Freedom Fighters are planning to turn to the courts to combat what it views as unconstitutional action taken against Julius Malema.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has dismissed suggestions that the ANC is hesitant to tackle corruption and reaffirmed that the NDP is here to stay.
MPs were left wondering who owns SA’s dams when the water department revealed that it owns only 320 of the country’s more than 5000 registered dams.
The DA’s bid to impeach President Jacob Zuma over the government’s handling of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir’s visit to the country has failed.
Opposition MPs have accused the executive of giving mediocre answers and not being able to answer yes-no questions or provide timelines and figures.
The ANC has slammed the Democratic Alliance’s criticism of this week’s parliamentary programme as "dishonesty and cheap propaganda".
Parties agree the EFF has turned apolitical messages of condolence and praise from Parliament into political tools and need a rule to govern motions.
The Democratic Alliance has threatened to take Parliament to court after their bid for a debate on a motion of impeachment against Zuma failed.
While a new cast of characters have the painful task of figuring out how to further secure Zuma’s rural home, the heat is off the president – for now.
Jacob Zuma "again" craftily dodged accountability and oversight debate in the National Assembly, say leaders of the DA.
The pernicious claim is that because Parliament is elected any move to question its actions represents an undemocratic subversion of the popular will.