The poster on comedy show ZANews's Facebook page shows the two
staring lovingly into each other's eyes with Zille's hand stroking Zuma's neck.
It carries the slogan, “In our future, you wouldn't give a
shit".
The mock ad comes after the launch of a campaign by the DA youth
showing a black woman and a white man in an intimate embrace.
That poster's slogan read: “In our future you wouldn't look
twice”.
The DA youth's campaign was criticised by the Christian
Democratic Party, which called it "shocking".
Since the launch of its campaign mock images have appeared
across social networking sites showing illustrations that include dogs hugging
cats, black horses mounting white horses and lingerie-wearing white domestic
workers scrubbing floors.
ZANews released the mock poster on its Facebook page with the
message: “So the DA cubs are enjoying our take on their lousy poster? Wait till
we take these to the next level.”
Zille said on Twitter that she appreciated the ZANews poster.
“Had a good laugh," she wrote.
“It gave me a good laugh to start the day.”
The poster has attracted dozens of comments and hundreds of
“likes”.
"Lol It serve [sic] DA right, be careful what you wish
for," one Facebook user wrote.