Mliswa warns Zuma on interference to Zimbabwe issue

Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has warned South Africa President Jacob Zuma to nopt interfer in the internal affairs in the fact that there has been no records of human rights abuse or violence.

The warning come amid reports Zuma was sending an envoy to interfer with the Zimbabwean military process of cleansing the government of elements bent on disturbing the country through purging of Zanu PF members with liberation background.

"With all due respect President Zuma, you cannot interfere when there has been no recorded abuse of human rights, no complaints of insecurity from the President - we cannot accept that. Our judiciary and our Parliament are operational," he said.