Sierra Leone MPs brawl over electoral system
Members of the ruling and opposition parties were pitted against one another in a dispute over a proposal to implement proportional representation for the municipal and general elections of the next year.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
A fight broke out in parliament because of a dispute over Sierra Leone's new voting system.
Punches are seen being thrown on video amid loud yelling.
The parliamentary mace, a massive item, is flung from one side of the chamber to the other and back again.
According to a journalist, security then ejected some MPs.
Members of the ruling and opposition parties were pitted against one another in a dispute over a proposal to implement proportional representation for the municipal and general elections of the next year.
Parliament must approve the election commission's recommendations.
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