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Warning over legality of National Assembly sitting

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THE inaugural sitting of the National Assembly allegedly took place despite concerns over the legality of the proceedings conducted by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.

Justice Zondo presided over the proceedings before ANC’s Thoko Didiza was elected Speaker of Parliament yesterday.

However, before the proceedings, non-profit organisation Hola Bon Renaissance Foundation (HBR) requested that they be suspended temporarily.

Nelson Mandela’s great-grandson, Mayibuye Mandela, raised alleged irregularities concerning the proceedings.

Judge Zondo’s

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