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I just thought, that's something i can use as a device. but i think it's worth looking at how you did this. the point is you didn'tjust do this shower drawing once, you did it time and time and time again over many months — in fact, over many years. here's one example. you cannot imagine a man made to look more ridiculous than this image of zuma with his giant shower nozzle over his head. were you, in a sense as a cartoonist, trying to destroy his credibility? of course. i think he was doing a damn fine job of that himself, but i'm then elaborating and doing more with things that he actually...

From suing me in the case went but that of course didn't stop him from suing me. the case went on for four years right into his presidency and he was determined to go for me. i confronted him about it on radio and he said something very funny, he said, "i saw your cartoons, you are invading my dignity." which is a very strange and interesting version of events. but that's what he saw i was doing. but i wonder whether you were given more pause for thought not by the fact that zuma was infuriated and took you through the legal system, but many other south africans were infuriated — not least w...

I'm fully aware of the racist troops and i'm fully aware of those horrible racist cartoons that demean people in ways that i would never do. i thought i was doing something very different and for a while, the cartoon sat in the public domain and people thought it was a very funny cartoon, very interesting cartoon. it was talking about — it said another state organ, another organ grinder�*s monkey, because zuma was busy converting the state organs into mouthpieces organs into his mouthpieces appointed this little puppet. but in the end, it was a black man as a monkey. ok, so, when i said i ...

In 2006, when zuma was already embroiled in controversy around corruption charges, he suddenly got a rape charge against him against him under cross examination, he admitted that he actually knew that the person he had supposedly had this consensual sex with was hiv—positive. and then they said to him, "so did you use protection?" no, he didn't. why not? because he thought he didn't have much chance of infection. now, jacob zuma had been the head of the national aids council when he was deputy president, so this was really absurd. and then it went further. they said, "what did you do next af...

President guesthouse, the first time a british prime minister stayed there since david cameron was prime minister, and mr zuma and his team think that indicates a sense that the uk is now seen as a dependable, predictable partner on the international stage. but what of that place in the world in a post—brexit era? trying to use those levers, if you like, of sovereignty that allow the uk to make decisions for itself that were impossible before, but outside an international block that provides a booming voice, if you like, of which the uk was a part, in conversations with superpowers like the ...