a Starving World

I thought about Jeff Bezos and the criticism about him going to space instead of helping those in need.

Human Interaction

Sketcher

Daniel

Country

South Africa

Place

Johannesburg

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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The politics of help

I live in South Africa and GBV is very common (1 in 3 women have experienced it) and it’s so prevalent. It affects my daily life, the choices I make and how I interact with men.

Human Interaction

Sketcher

Rhulani Maminze

Country

South Africa

Place

Johannesburg

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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One blood, One heart, One nation = South Africa

In 2007 when I was nine years old, three burglars broke into our house and stole our belongings. At that time my little sister was about one years old. She was crying a lot and so they asked my parents to keep her quite or else they will kill her. My parents tried and she just couldn’t stop and so the criminals tried to shoot her but my dad took a dive for the bullet and saved her life. The gun shot was directly in his chest and it just missed his heart. Dr Roos (Cardio-thoracic surgeon) gave him the name lucky because he survived this unfortunate incidence. When drawing this image I first thought of the gun. The gun really gives me flashbacks because there was a time that the gun was lying on the table while the criminals were looking for items to steal. I thought of taking the gun to shoot them but I was just 9 years old and I don’t even know how it works. I was afraid that there might not be any bullets inside so I just stared at the gun for a long time until the criminals took it away. I thank God that we are all still alive. Miracles do happen and I believe South Africa’s future is bright. Here is the article: https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/robbers-shoot-man-in-chest-360485

Human Interaction

Sketcher

Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu

Country

South Africa

Place

Place of Birth: Nelspruit, High School: Pretoria High School for girls, University: Derzhavin State Medical University (Russia)

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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NO MORE HUNGER

Human Interaction

Sketcher

DEBORAH CHEMONGES

Country

South Africa

Place

From Uganda, studying in South Africa

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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Fostering Positivity

Human Interaction

Cartoonist

Bahram Arjmandnia, Iran

State capsize

Human Interaction

Cartoonist

Miguel Morales Madrigal, Cuba

Investments

Human Interaction

Sketcher

Kate Naudé

Country

South Africa

Place

South Africa

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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Yes or No

Human Interaction

Sketcher

Mbongeni Fongoqa

Country

South Africa

Place

Cape Town

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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A Home we all share

Human Interaction

Sketcher

Mbongeni Fongoqa

Country

South Africa

Place

Cape Town

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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Together we are better

Human Interaction

Sketcher

Mbongeni Fongoqa

Country

South Africa

Place

City of Cape Town

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Daniel
Why did you choose this sketch?
A world is begging for food but the rich are ignoring the request.
Cartoonist:
Rhulani Maminze
Why did you choose this sketch?
The idea speaks to the idea of gender based violence in SA. More specifically, the lack of help that comes when women report violence. The image is that of a woman (who in essence represents all women), reaching out for help to the authorities and the authorities have tape over their eyes and mouth, showing a lack of care/response to help. The image of the skulls shows the lives lost due to Gender based violence. The cracks behind the woman shows the lack of hope or faith.
Cartoonist:
Mabongi Jessica Nyalungu
Why did you choose this sketch?
The praying hands: We should pray for a bright future. Despite our different religions as a country and world we should pray everyday for the best future that we can imagine. Miracles and dreams do come true. The sun presents new beginnings and hope for the future. Staircase: South Africa still has a long way to go to improve and become a better nation but it takes one step at a time to succeed. The key :'Education is the KEY to success'- Nelson Mandela. Through education, employment opportunities can be created hence decreasing the poverty and crime rate in South Africa. Education also teaches us basic morals and principles such as love, care, kindness, peace, respect and unity. This can play a role in decreasing crime, racism, hate, rape, assault and Gender Based Violence. The light bulb puzzle represents that we should unite and inspire each other in order for us to be better and happy people. We need to help each other in this world like brothers and sisters. We need to share our ideas, visions and find solutions to our problems through creativity and Innovation. It symbolizes that we are intelligent beings in our own way and we each play an important role to society and we all complete each other like a puzzle. Soccer ball: symbolizes sports in South Africa which plays a huge role in nation building. It symbolizes the healthy activities and enjoyment that we have in our country. Gangster S in safety: We need to create a safe environment that is free from gangs and crimes. Gun: We need to stop violence in general. We should stop killing each other during crimes such as robberies. A lot of people get killed just for cellphones and just for R100. We should stop this, we are one blood. The rainbow represents diversity (rainbow nation) and the hand holding the gun shows different races trying to stop the hate crime we have for each other. We should stop hate crime such as racism. We are calling each other names and shooting and hating each other but we forget that we are one blood. Different colored figures (stick men): We are one blood, one nation. We should unite and conquer this world through diversity. I believe South Africa is privileged in having so many different cultures, races, religions, languages. It is absolutely phenomenal. We should actually show this off to the world because it makes us unique. We should embrace and enjoy each others company. Blood drooping: This can represent a lot of things such: 1) The murders and the crimes that are committed in South Africa. They are so bad that the whole world knows us for our crimes. Which brings pain and sorrow to everyone's heart. We can do better as a nation, because we are one blood. 2) In the world we are also famous for the high HIV and Aids rate. We should stop judging people and we should also inform our partners about our HIV statuses so that we can try to avoid spreading the virus.We should also promote abstinence and protection. HIV is no longer a death sentence and can be treated through healthy life style and taking medication. 3)We should donate blood to people who desperately need it because everyone deserves life. Everyone's heart deserve's to beat. Although the country has shed a lot of blood. South Africa is our land (grass and soil). It is up to us to grow. We need to flourish and nourish (maize meal) our people with good ethical leadership and behavior. We will finally be free (birds) and we will have peace and love (flags) to share with everyone. This will bring a good balance to the pain we have endured as a nation.
Cartoonist:
DEBORAH CHEMONGES
Why did you choose this sketch?
Every 10 seconds, a child somewhere in the world dies of hunger. I imagine a future with no more hunger.
Cartoonist:
Bahram Arjmandnia
Why did you choose this sketch?
Dear Arvash sewpaul, your idea was interesting to me. I hope one day we will live in a world full of love, purity and health.
Cartoonist:
Miguel
Why did you choose this sketch?
The cartoon illustrates the unresolved social problems and differences in a South Africa
Cartoonist:
Kate Naudé
Why did you choose this sketch?
I chose poverty as the social injustice I wanted to comment on in this sketch. The idea behind it is that people are willing to invest money into big businesses but not into the people who live on their very own streets, which is why the homeless person is holding a sign which says "STOCK EXCHANGE, PLEASE INVEST".
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
Sometimes times all we really need to hear is a yes or no.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
South Africa has a lot of ways to say hi. We eat bolting watch soccer and drink castle light. We also never miss a Speingsbok game.
Cartoonist:
Mbongeni Fongoqa
Why did you choose this sketch?
An illustrative idea of how pushing and pulling as a unit can have a complex advantage to our personal desires. The physical world we have been planted on requires us to move through time in different forms of motion in order to grow. Together we are better.

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