Zapiro poking holes in hypocrisy

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Famed cartoonist Jonathan Shapiro, better known as Zapiro, talks about the importance of satire as means to getting things done, the role of activism in facilitating change, and how in a cartoon drawn years ago he warned of a Ramaphosa lame duck presidency.

30 Jun 2023 English South Africa Business News · Politics

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