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Speaker dealt with EFF disruptions to the best of her ability , Parliament told

National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula handled the 'chaos' caused by EFF members in Parliament 'to the best of her ability'.

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EFF s Leigh-Ann Mathys appears in court for assault of another party member

Mathys is accused of pulling a tag from another EFF member's neck, which led to her falling over.

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EFF MP off the hook as two others suspended without pay

Two Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MPs will be suspended from Parliament for a month as a result of their disruptive behaviour.

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Committee lays out punishment for 2 EFF MPs charged with contempt of Parliament

Parliament’s powers and privileges committee says two Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MPs charged with contempt of Parliament should be suspended for a month.

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Parly committee begins another hearing into 3 EFF MPs despite party protests

The hearings into the MPs, who pleaded not guilty to contempt of Parliament for disrupting the president s questions session in August 2022, began in Parliament on Monday after more than a year.

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