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Cartoons and Political Satire in Africa

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Political Cartoons, Post-Colonialism and Critical African Studies

Daniel Hammett

Pages: 1-26

Published online: 26 Jul 2012

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Letter to the South African Human Rights Commission: A response to complaints regarding my cartoon

Zapiro

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The Cannibal Ogre and the Rape of Justice: A Contrapuntal View

Andrew J. Mason

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The Art of Criticism: How African Cartoons Discursively Constructed African Media Realities in the Post-Cold War Era

Lyombe Eko

Pages: 65-91

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State of Travesty: Jokes and the Logic of Socio-Cultural Improvisation in Africa

Ebenezer Obadare

Pages: 92-112

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Klaus Dodds

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