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Kate Thompson Davy

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Sep 28, 2020

The gang war next door

How inequality contributes to Cape Town’s gangsterism problem: Accusations that the tourist City is out of touch with community problems…

The gang war next door

Kate Thompson Davy

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May 23, 2018

Remembering Dad

A year and three weeks have gone by since I lost my father to Alzheimer’s. I’ve been trying to write about this experience for ages, or to…

Remembering Dad

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Code For Africa

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Nov 9, 2017

Freelance data journalism: A million moving parts; a reality check; a huge responsibility to your…

Speaking from my own experience only, the data is the least of your worries. The data is ready to be analysed. But bringing your story to…

Freelance data journalism: A million moving parts; a reality check; a huge responsibility to your…

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Civic Tech Innovation Network

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Sep 13, 2017

Innovation Q&A: Health-e’s Kim Harrisberg

Can a ‘mobile’ conversations give rape survivors a voice? Incorporating civic tech into a media campaign in South Africa could change the…

Innovation Q&A: Health-e’s Kim Harrisberg

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Civic Tech Innovation Network

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Aug 28, 2017

Mobile not an accountability ‘silver bullet’

Making All Voices Count Research Spotlight

Mobile not an accountability ‘silver bullet’

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Civic Tech Innovation Network

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Aug 28, 2017

Civic Tech Q&A: SmartCape’s Thurlo Cicero

This ambitious project aims to bring Cape Town’s citizenry online and promote digital literacy

Civic Tech Q&A: SmartCape’s Thurlo Cicero

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Civic Tech Innovation Network

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Aug 28, 2017

PoPI 101: privacy for civic tech

A simple guide to one of South Africa’s current top-of-mind legal talking points, the Protection of Personal Information Act

PoPI 101: privacy for civic tech

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Civic Tech Innovation Network

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Aug 2, 2017

Innovator Q&A: amandla.mobi’s Koketso Moeti

The founder talks innovation, success, learning, and chasing scale at the influential community advocacy NPO.

Innovator Q&A: amandla.mobi’s Koketso Moeti

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Civic Tech Innovation Network

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Aug 2, 2017

Two is better than one: putting radio & phone together to engage small scale farmers in Tanzania

Making All Voices Count Research Spotlight

Two is better than one: putting radio & phone together to engage small scale farmers in Tanzania

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Civic Tech Innovation Network

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Kate Thompson Davy

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Jul 6, 2017

Collecting personal data: First do no harm

Making All Voices Count Research Spotlight

Collecting personal data: First do no harm

Kate Thompson Davy

Kate Thompson Davy

Freelance journalist & editor: word nerd, occasional photographer, water-baby, crazy dog lady, technophile, feminist

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