THE HON. PRESIDENT OF SENATE: You cannot explain anything concerning this matter, in this House. Do you understand me? We can talk to each other outside there, but not in this House.
HON. SEN. SHOKO: Saka handeyi panze. Handeyi panze monotaura nesu then mozodzoka moenda nebasa renyu mberi because pane tsamba yakanyorwa musi wa 3 October. However, a letter which was written before is the one that is being read. Let us go outside and discuss and resolve the issue. Let us go and discuss with the people that you are evicting from this House, because if you do not do that, then we are not leaving this House, this is discrimination despite the fact that an official letter was written, but then you go ahead and read a letter which was written before.
HON. SEN. TOME: Our President wrote a letter to the Speaker of Parliament explaining that Tshabangu is not one of us. I insist that I need to explain.
THE HON. PRESIDENT OF SENATE: No.
HON. SEN. TOME: With all due respect Madam President, may I be allowed to say a few words?
An Hon. Senator having tried to sing.
THE HON. PRESIDENT OF SENATE: Who is that one singing? Singing in the Chamber is not allowed. Can we have order in the House? Were you not at the Induction Workshop? Singing is not allowed.
Business was suspended for fifteen minutes at 3:14 p.m. and resumed at 3.00 o’clock p.m.
THE HON. PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE adjourned the Senate at Twenty-Five Minutes to Four O’clock p.m.in accordance with the provisions of Standing Order No. 121.
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