Sidelines
Listen to the following Cape Talk/ Radio 702 interview with Julius Malema concerning the allegations that he has used his position as head of the ANC Youth League to profit from lucrative government tenders.
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Fred Mouton
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Malema's boob
Die Burger, one of South Africa's politest and a traditionaly conservative newspaper, which to this day maintains an editorial style of refering to the people it writes about by their title and surnames, has been inspired to break with tradition with this powerful cartoon.
And just to show that the newspaper was fully behind their cartoonist, a smaller version of the cartoon was published on the front page as well as the full-sized one on the editorial page. Cartoonist Fred Mouton acknowledged that the cartoon is a dramatic departure from the past, but suggested that recent allegations surrounding "Meneer Malema" as well as his many other antics have earned him the honour.
