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Media Denied Access: Sergeant-at-Arms Bars Reporters from Senate Plenary Coverage

In an unexpected turn of events, reporters were unexpectedly denied access to cover the senate plenary by the sergeant-at-arms of the National Assembly on Tuesday.

Without providing any explanation, a sergeant-at-arms stationed at the entrance to the gallery, the area where the public and journalists observe the proceedings, erected a barricade, effectively preventing entry.

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