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Democrazy
Shapiro Wills
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Description for Democrazy
Paperback.
Democrazy records the extraordinary South African journey over the past two decades since the landmark election of 1994 through the eyes of the nation's best-loved—and by some politicians, most-loathed—cartoonist, Zapiro. A brutally funny record of a momentous and historic time, this collection represents Zapiro's greatest collection of cartoons, capturing the intensity and the absurdity of South African political and social life—from Mandela and Zuma to Amandla and Nkandla and everything in between.
Democrazy records the extraordinary South African journey over the past two decades since the landmark election of 1994 through the eyes of the nation's best-loved—and by some politicians, most-loathed—cartoonist, Zapiro. A brutally funny record of a momentous and historic time, this collection represents Zapiro's greatest collection of cartoons, capturing the intensity and the absurdity of South African political and social life—from Mandela and Zuma to Amandla and Nkandla and everything in between.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Condition
New
Number of Pages
160
Publisher
Jacana Media (Pty) Ltd
Place of Publication
Johannesburg, South Africa
ISBN
9781431410361
SKU
V9781431410361
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Ref
99-1
About Shapiro Wills
Jonathan Shapiro is also know as Zapiro, a South African political cartoonist for the Mail & Guardian, the Sunday Times, and the Times, and the author of But Will It Stand Up in Court?, Call Mr. Delivery, The Hole Truth, The Last Sushi, and Pirates of Potokwane. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including the International Publishers Association Freedom ... Read more
Reviews for Democrazy
"Zapiro makes a five-course meal of each and every cartoon-worthy moment, which we seem to have in abundance in SA." - Business Day "May his razor-sharp wit never blunt nor his magnifying glass being held over us ever cloud over." - Mercury