The MP said it was not fair that civilians were subjected to lockdown laws, while political parties get away with hosting huge gatherings during the national state of disaster.
“If the ANC cannot adhere to its own senseless rules, then it cannot expect South Africans to continue to live under those rules either,” said Mazzone.
The EFF launched its elections manifesto on Sunday and the ANC on Monday. The events were attended by hundreds of supporters, some of whom were seemingly maskless and did not observe social distancing.
On Monday, Mazzone accused the EFF of illegal campaigning and endangering the lives of its supporters. She called on the Electoral Commission of SA (IEC) and police minister Bheki Cele to investigate the alleged flouting of regulations.
SA is under alert level 2 lockdown, which allows up to 250 people to gather indoors and 500 people outdoors.