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South Africa s President Jacob Zuma has filed a 拢440,000-defamation suit over a cartoon depicting him with his trousers undone, preparing to rape a blindfolded female figure symbolising justice, a lawyer for the newspaper that printed it said today.Eric van der Berg, representing South Africa s
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