Members are demanding a formal apology from foreign affairs minister Maite Nkoana Mashabane following a criminal attack that left a Senegalese MP in hospital with a bullet in her thigh.

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PAP MPs were offered words of comfort by SAPS General Eric Nkuna when they debated their security crisis.

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In the debate,  members said they’d expected to hear from President Jacab Zuma or a member of his Cabinet – rather than a general.

PAP president Roger Nkoda Ndang says South Africa has to review its agreement with the African Union, giving it the right to host the PAP.

Members say if they don’t get a satisfactory response to frequent attacks on PAP MPs, they should quit their headquarters in Midrand and find a safer location.

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