<p>Politicians chanted and sang in the South African parliament on August 8 ahead of a vote of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma.</p><p>Members of the ruling ANC party sang in support</a> of the president before members of the socialist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), wearing red overalls, entered the chamber singing, which prompted shouts and jeers from the other side of the house.</p><p>This video shows the EFF’s song, lead by the party leader, Julius Malema</a>.</p><p>Earlier, opponents of Zuma marched</a> to the parliament building in advance of the vote. A heavy police presence was reported</a> in Cape Town, with pro-Zuma marches also taking place. Credit: Parliament of the Republic of South Africa via Storyful</p><br />
