Zapiro's Blog, page 139
May 13, 2011
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110512mg 11 05 12 12 May 2011 Mail & Guardian
Open-air toilets and municipal elections 2011
The open-air toilet issue has become the centre of debate with South African political parties fighting the local municipal government elections. First there was the debacle of open-air toilets in Makhaza, Kayelitsha, where the ANCYL took the Democratic Alliance (DA) to Court and then the DA found out about a similar situation in the ANC-run municipality of Moqhaka and has tried to make political capital of it.
Zapiro's cartoon exploits the 'mud-slinging' or 'sh1t slinging' between the DA and ANC demonstrating how low electioneering can go.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 2011
Every vote counts!
Vote for us OUR open toilets are better than THEIR open toilets !
The bucket stops here
VOTER's ROLL
'Scuse me are you our local councillor?
Local elections 2011 Open-air toilets Service delivery
No more open-air toilets will be built, ANC vows
ANC denies open toilets in Merafong
South Africa: Julius Malema anger over open-air toilets
DA ’won’t stoop to Mthembu’s level’
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110510tt - The War of the 'Loos'
100608tt - Zille's DA defeated by HRC's toilet ruling
CHIP - Cape Argus : - Cape Argus : Seat of Power
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May 12, 2011
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Under pressure, Syria reconsiders its candidacy from taking a place at the UN Human Rights Council in May 2011. During weeks of unrest, Human rights organisations accuse Syria of violating international human rights law and committing crimes against civilians. The 2011 Syrian uprising began on 26 January 2011 mainly as a protest to the 40 year rule of the Al-Assad family.
UN Human Rights Council Syria candidacy
- Al-Assad - ...791...792....793...Be with you shortly!...
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May 8, 2011
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110508st 11 05 08 8 May 2011 Sunday Times When Cabinet Ministers base their decisions on the Ministerial Handbook
Calls for Siyabonga Cwele, State security minister to resign. His wife, Sheryl Cwele, is guilty of dealing in drugs. After the conviction and the sentence, he refuses to comment on the matter.
The suspended Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Sicelo Shiceka, paid with taxpayers money for his trips to visit his drug-convicted mistress in a Swiss jail. He justified it by quoting the Ministerial handbook.
Zapiro brings these two events together into a single cartoon.
Section 43e
How to stay in Cabinet when your portfolio is Security and your spouse is convitcted for drign trafficking:
Cwele Shjceka
Don't YOU just love the MINISTERIAL HANBOOK !
43f State funded visit to your drug convicted mistress in a foreign jail"...
...You are covered too!
Ministerial handbook Drug convictions Cabinet minsiter wife Remaining in office Siyabonga Cwele Sicelo Shiceka
Analysis: South Africa's Road to Banadom
Opposition want Minister Cwele out
Free-spending Shiceka's head is set to roll
Opposition want Minister Cwele out
SA security minister under pressure after wife convicted of drug-running
Too early to comment on wife, says Cwele
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101024st - What a Couple! - Both Cwele's in the news this week.
110417st - Government Minster Shiceka spends tax payers’ money on his lifestyle
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May 7, 2011
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