Members of the opposition, in red, are forcibly removed from parliament in Cape Town after denouncing President Jacob Zuma. Some members of the ruling African National Congress party heckled them as they left. South African President Jacob Zuma looks on before delivering the 2017 State Of the Nation Address, on February 9, 2017, at the Parliament in Cape Town. Other opposition legislators described the president as a “scoundrel” and a “constitutional delinquent.” Earlier, police near parliament used stun grenades to disperse ruling party members and opposition groups who were fighting. Security officials force out South African opposition party members during President Jacob Zuma's speech.

Source: thestar February 09, 2017 20:37 UTC