Opposition disrupts speech Zuma

cape town - Members of the leftist opposition party EFF on Thursday in the South African Parliament disrupted the speech of President Jacob Zuma on the state of affairs in the country. She interrupted him repeatedly asked procedural questions and shouted that he was unfit for the post.

Ultimately, the political agitators, clad in their distinctive red overalls were plotted the meeting by the stewards. The fraction of the Democratic Alliance, the main opposition party, was led by Mmusi Maimane yourself away.

The skirmishes continued outside the parliament building. The police dropped tear gas to keep supporters of the EFF and ruling party ANC apart. Zuma's popularity declined dramatically after a series of scandals.