The National Assembly has just  held a debate followed a draft resolution submitted by EFF leader Julius Malema calling for the establishment of an Ad Hoc committee to investigate the continued presence of apartheid-era statues and memorials in public spaces. Political parties that took part in the debate expressed mixed views.  While some supported the establishment of such a committee others said it would be a fruitless and wasteful expenditure. Our parliamentary correspondent  Lulama Matya spoke to us 

<p>The National Assembly has just &nbsp;held a debate followed a draft resolution submitted by EFF leader Julius Malema calling for the establishment of an Ad Hoc committee to investigate the continued presence of apartheid-era statues and memorials in public spaces. Political parties that took part in the debate expressed mixed views. &nbsp;While some supported the establishment of such a committee others said it would be a fruitless and wasteful expenditure. Our parliamentary correspondent &nbsp;Lulama Matya spoke to us&nbsp;</p>

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National Assembly hears debate on the resolution calling for the establishment of an Ad Hoc committee to investigate the continued presence of apartheid-era statues and memorials in public spaces

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