Chaos ensued in South Africa's Parliament on Thursday night, as opposition parties refused to allow President Jacob Zuma to deliver his State of the Nation address. Opposition parties interrupted Zuma's speech, delaying it for more than an hour. Some MPs were forcibly removed from the House while others walked out. CGTN's Yolisa Njamela reports.
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