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Zapiro 'ain't scared' to put in the knife - again.(Dispatches)

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From: The Sunday Independent (South Africa)
Date: 20071223
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The annual cartoon collection of our own Jonathan Swift, Jonathan Shapiro, aka Zapiro, is once again awash with grotesqueries.

On the cover of Take Two Veg and Call Me in the Morning (Jacana Media, R130), Manto Tshabalala-Msimang appears as a drunken wreck. In one hand is a bottle of Jack Daniels, in the other, a medicine bag full of veg. Her pockets overflow with stolen watches and jewels.

In this collection you will find some international and local bigwigs. Some were this week declared yesterday's men and women, others have found their way into the front lines of the ...

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