Caution: swearing ahead.

Could it be? Baleka Mbete reportedly gave word that parly will consider taking disciplinary action against the president following a meeting with all political party leaders.

COPE leader Mosiuoa Lekota says continuing their participation in Parliament is unjustifiable following the failed bid to remove president Jacob Zuma.

Malema’s on a roll! First, he gets his degree and now he’s calling for early General Elections and breaking up parly… well he sure is confident and confidence is key.

The constitutional court moments ago ruled that section 11 allowing the speaker of parliament to call on the police to evict MPs is constitutionally invalid.

Have a look as John Steenhuisen — famous for giving the ANC the worst parliamentary roast in history — tears into Jacob Zuma for accepting yet another salary increase.

The DA had another field day with the ANC in parliament; this time Mmusi Maimane let loose and it wasn’t pretty.

Before the vote of no confidence debate was to commence on Tuesday, DA MP Marius Redelinhuys proposed a motion in the house that quite simply solidifies the protections afforded to minority groups, in particular the human rights of the LGBTQI community and foreign nationals.

Twitter erupted with scores of user opinions and quips after this afternoon’s #NoConfidence vote ended in 99 yes’ and 225 no’s.

Cape Town should become South Africa’s administrative capital and parliament can stay right where it is… if Helen Zille has her way.

So it’s the second day of the SONA debate in parliament and, while the EFF walked out yesterday – true to form – the DA was ‘kicked’ out today after putting a little too much pressure on deputy chair Tau. Have a look.

The initial cost of moving parliament to Pretoria will be high, but it would save South Africa money in the long run.

Some Twitter users said that Cape Town looks “like a warzone” with the amped up security.

Speaker of parliament Baleka Mbete has given the go-ahead for the DA’s proposed motion of no confidence to be debated in the National Assembly.

MPs say some pretty stupid *ss sh**, but these are beyond that. Have a look at some of the nonsense they tune each other in parly.

The EFF’s national spokesperson and member of parly, Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has had just about enough of Zuma laughing every time he’s asked a question in parliament; watch as Ndlozi takes on el presidente.

Look, it was bound to turn into a bit of a feeding frenzy, and with the EFF and DA baying for his blood, how could it not; but with EFF members wanting to ‘moer’ FF+ members… it’s getting a bit ridiculous.

Some gutsy kid tagged one of Parliament’s walls — or did they — and everyone found it oh so entertaining… except MPs.

Channel24 earlier today released this video of the big man himself, laughing his way through parliamentary questioning yesterday.

At the launch of a new trade guide, its creators at Commonwealth Exchange (CX) said exporting to South Africa would bring benefits to both countries

As Zuma prepares for his first round of parliamentary questions, we took a look at some of the key issues el presidente will have to – but probably won’t – deal with when MPs start their assault in the National Assembly.

The ruling elite mocks the genocide that led to the death of close to one million Rwandans; while they simultaneously stand accused of two counts of disobeying our nation’s constitution and the Charter that forms part of it.

The EFF really can’t catch a break these days. What with their party foundations crumbling and members in jail for murder… now, on top of that, the ANC has decided they will decide what EFF members may or may not wear in parliament.

As if the wavering standards, misappropriation of funds and lacking skills in teachers aren’t enough; our Department of Education now has sexual predators to deal with as well.

Parliament was suspended today after EFF demanded the money owed by President Zuma be repaid, as per the Nkandla report