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Dr Jack

Born as Jack Swanepoel on June 24, 1965, Jack was a boarder at Lowveld High School where he matriculated in 1983, and then completed a graphic design diploma at the…>

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Keywords for this cartoon:

Corruption, Disney, Forgeries, Home Affairs, Mickey Mouse, Passports

Disney Pass

DISNEY PASS: Dr Jack’s illustration for the July issue of Noseweek magazine takes the Mickey out of South Africa’s ongoing saga of a corrupt and inefficient Department of Home Affairs, and our easy to forge passports.

Comments

Shelly says:

Jun 24, 2010

A Mickey Mouse passport to a mickey mouse country. Thank goodness Home Affairs didn't organise the Soccer World Cup!

Khulekani Magubane says:

Sep 13, 2010

@ Shelly: My sentiments exactly! Dr. Jack is leading his league. It's a great illustration of the government itself and how seriously the government takes us as citizens.