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Digital Citizen Indaba 4.0
5 – 6 September 09, Grahamstown – South Africa
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DCI 4.0 Details
Date & Place: 5-6 September 2009 @ Rhodes University, Grahamstown, (South Africa).
Theme: Digital Civil Society and Journalism in Africa
Team: Jane Duncan, Elvira van Noort and Hazvineyi MushambadopeDCI Flickr Stream
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Africa Ashraf Patel Behind the Mask blogger Bobby Marie Brenda Burrell Brett Davidson Cameroon concept document DCI09 Dibussi Tande Digital Civil Society digital media digital media activism Digital Media and the Right to Language Ednah Karamagi Eduardo Avila Elia Varela Serra Elvira van Noort Global Voices Grahamstown grassroots Highway Africa Hivos Jane Duncan Jayne Morgan Journalism in Africa Kubatana Maneno Marlon Parker Maureen Agena Mobile for Mobilisation Ndesanjo Macha Open Source Newspaper OSIWA Peter Benjamin Peter Verweij programme Rebecca Wanjiku Rhodes University social justice South Africa Stephan Hofstatter Stop Stock-outs workshops