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EFF MPs singing "Yizwe lam" meaning it's my land. EFF MPs have arrived in the House singing and clapping. EFF to ANC supporters: 'You are wearing a rapist on your shirt'. See News24 Live's video Some of our reporters are inside the National Assembly along with quite a few MPs and guests. 
The police parade from the top of Buitenkant Street. They've taken a different route this year. They usually come down Adderley Street. 
EFF MPs are gathering to get inside the National Assembly. The singer and djembe drummer are trying to drown out the EFF, reports Jenni Evans, one of our Parliamentary reporters.
The Zuma Must Fall protest in Pretoria was rather muted, News24's Karabo Ngoepe says. Less than 30 people. Looks like they had some nice sunshine though.
Violent scenes in Cape Town. EFF are blocked by riot police from entering Adderley Street. 
Several stun grenades have been fired at protesters in Cape Town's CBD as protesters from various political factions clash ahead of the Sona. See the video here. Cops stand guard near protesters. 
EFF members are now moving towards St George's Mall and most Ses'khona supporters are in Adderley Street which is parallel to the mall. From what we can see from the office, Ses'khona members are moving towards EFF protesters who are in front of riot cops. Cops physically pushing protesters down Adderley Street. Police are trying to push people back into Adderley Street, away from Parliament. It's chaos out there. Just heard a few blasts from our office in Cape Town. It might have to do with EFF protesters who are clashing with riot police.
If it's the fashion you're keen to see, Women24 has created a gallery and will keep adding as more MPs and guests arrive.Click here for more
Tensions continue to build in Cape Town EFF supporters are breaking up benches into planks and have clashed with ANCYL members.
But you wouldn't know any of it if you were inside the parliamentary precinct where bands are playing while MPs walk the red carpet.
Pro-Zuma supporters say anti-Zuma protesters and police are undermining them after the brief altercation.
Reporter Jenni Evans tells us: The contrast could not be starker. BMW, Mercs and SUVS are gliding thought the 100 Plein Street gates and magnificently dressed people are being guided helped out by the protocol team. The red carpet is down, a djembe drummer and singer are heard over the speaker. But you know there is a different picture in town. It really is quite unsettling.
And in a nearby street, Tammy Petersen says: ANCYL came through St Georges Mall and had confrontation with EFF protesting peacefully in Church Street. Then confrontation ensued, says a businessman. EFF members are now walking through St George's Mall, some armed with poles and sticks.
Read more:
http://news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/live-state-of-the-nation-2016-build-up-20160211
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