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Zuma ‘Spear’: ‘Constitution entitles City Press to publish’ 2012-05-21 17:40 In publishing the Brett Murray portrait of President Jacob Zuma City Press was doing what it is “constitutionally entitled to do” – reporting on an “interesting and remarkable exhibition that marks a renaissance in protest art”.This according to City Press executive editor Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya in his affidavit before the South Gauteng High Court.Moya says the publication of work contained in the exhibition, titled Hail to the Thief II, was a “publication of artistic creativity protected by section 16 (1) of the Constitution”.He also says, in doing so, “we neither sought to endorse nor adopt the messages conveyed by the exhibition or the portrait. Rather, we allowed the public to judge the matter for itself.”Zuma and ... Continue reading →
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