If the Mandelas were the generals
in the fight for black liberation, the
Mashininis were the foot soldiers
This is their remarkable story.

Nobody captures the zeitgeist
with humour and bite like
the award-winning Zapiro.
The last year in South Africa
and the world has offered
rich pickings from his sharp
eye and wicked pen.

Pothole tours, never-ending
commissions and poor
politicians forced to take
showers in hotels.
This year's Madam & Eve
has it all.

As civic space shrinks and old certainties
about fighting for justice are
challenged across the continent, a
leading South African social justice
voice is urging activists to pause and
rethink their craft.

'The sheer audicity of fintech's
march through the wallets of
South Africa's poor masses
can only be documented
properly by those fighting it.'

— Patrick Bond, Professor of Sociology

'We should have been a normal family
in a tiny house with an orange door.
We could have been known for brewing
buckets of sorghum beer and cooking
delicious goat stews for local funerals.
Instead, we were the reason those
funerals were happening.'

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