DA MP Tsepo Mhlongo has been accused of shopping for alcohol during an online parliamentary session on Wednesday.
These legs, allegedly belonging to a DA MP, flashed up during an online parliamentary briefing on Wednesday. The man was accused of shopping for alcohol during the sitting.
The footage came through as African Christian Democratic Party leader Kenneth Meshoe was asking a follow-up question to police minister Bheki Cele about the work of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation . She asked the IT department to ensure that the video was sent to the office of Grace Boroto, who was presiding over the session.
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