Correspondent|ZIMBABWE’S representative to the World Happiness Summit, Joseph Chinotima, is not happy.

The Buhera South MP, Joseph Chinotimba says the behaviour displayed in Parliament by ZANU PF Chegutu West MP, Dexter Nduna and Norton MP Temba Mliswa was not exemplary and did not show happiness among fellow legislators.

“The behaviour of the two is not expected of parliamentarians. I was in Dubai and I was being asked on what was happening in Zimbabwe. What Nduna and Mliswa did does not show happiness among MPs,” Chinotimba said.

Mliswa and Nduna clashed in Parliament on Tuesday and Wednesday over bribery allegations directed towards each other. Nduna went as far as threatening Mliswa with death.

Zimbabwe’s ambassador of happiness told journalists at parliament building Thursday that he was confronted by outsiders while away to Dubai to attend a peace summit, to explain the unruly behaviour of his colleagues.

Chinotimba said the behaviour exhibited by Nduna and Mliswa was taboo in other countries.

He added, “If a teacher does that in front of school children, it is idiotic.

“I am not happy with their behaviour as people were asking me what these MPs were doing.”