By Zuko Komisa
Mapisa-Nqakula’s motion of no confidence will be debated on March 7.
On March 7, there will be a discussion of an EFF resolution to remove Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula as speaker of the National Assembly (NA).
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) filed a complaint against her following the State of the Nation Address (Sona) on February 9.
Lechesa Tsenoli, Mapisa-deputy, Nqakula’s granted the party’s proposal for the house to discuss Mapisa-Nqakula’s motion of no confidence
EFF leader Julius Malema requested in a letter to Tsenoli that she take into account Mapisa-removal Nqakula’s petition in light of the National Assembly’s rules and the Constitution.
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When police entered the room on February 9 to remove EFF MPs who had stormed the stage where President Cyril Ramaphosa was delivering his state of the nation speech, the EFF charged Mapisa-Nqakula with acting irresponsibly and illegally.
The EFF has accused Mapisa-Nqakula of neglecting to act “fairly and impartially”.
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The EFF will initiate a motion of no confidence in Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula as the Speaker of the National Assembly#EFFInParliament #EFFTurns10 pic.twitter.com/s7wlN3vtyi
They have also expressed their concern about how she “conducted herself in an irresponsible, unconstitutional and unacceptable manner when she called members of the security services to come inside the chamber and remove duly elected MPs for carrying out their constitutional mandate”.
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