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Nanda Soobben writes:
[on March 10, 2012] "International Women's Day took place this week and I used a Cartoon which I did when Mike Sutcliffe the notorious city manager of Durban tried to demolish one of Durban's most loved and famous landmarks: The Indian Market !!"
Nanda Soobben
Nanda Soobben began his career at 'Post' (Natal) in 1980 and became the first black South African cartoonist to be employed by a mainstream paper when the 'Daily News' took…>
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Keywords for this cartoon:
Women and the Marketplace
MARKET DAY, WOMAN'S DAY: On Woman's Day, NANDA SOOBBEN celebrates the Indian women of Durban and calls for the protection one of Durban's great landmarks: The Indian Market.
[see his note in the Sideline's column, made almost three years later, in the week of International Women's Day in 2012]
