Wonderwoman vs the World Bank

In the chapter, Wonderwoman vs the World Bank, Ari Sitas treats us to a witty and biting play about gender, class, ‘race’, wealth, fax machines and ‘poverty contests’ set in and around Durban (and Geneva). This revolves around a woman—Wonderwoman—living in a rural area near Durban, and her experiences of and responses to local and global inequalities, and her triumphs.

Reference:
Sitas, Ari. 'Wonderwoman vs the World Bank', in Rob Pattman and Sultan Khan (Eds.), Undressing Durban (Durban: Madiba Press, 2007), pp. 454-491.