Unmasking Selefu the cartoonist
Friday, June 15, 2012
He was a shadowy figure who would drift in and out of the newsroom, sit down at a desk far form everyone, draft something on a pad, drop it off at the Editor's office, grab his briefcase and leave. No word. No introductions.
Quiet. Methodical. Anonymous. Only a few people in the newsroom knew who he was. Junior reporters at Mmegi came to know the man who signed his cartoons Selefu.
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