Elections

Kubatana uses Frontline SMS to monitor and report on Zimbabwean elections

Kubatana.net is the second Zimbabwean human rights group to use Web 2.0 technology to monitor and report on the elections and the third in Africa following the Ushahidi project on the Kenyan elections started in January. Sokwanele [Enough is Enough] created a google map for mapping election breaches using data they collected from their Zimbabwean Election Watch series.
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Mapping Zimbabwe elections with Google maps

Zimbabwe goes to the elections on Saturday the 29th and there seems to be little optimism about the ultimate outcome. Sokwanele have created a number of graphics under their "Election Watch" series including this Google map showing election breaches.

 

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Wonderful new Kenyan website: iHaveNoTribe.com ... I am Kenyan!

iHaveNoTribe ...I am Kenyan

A few weeks ago, Sokari and I posted the Kenyans: you are not alone entry to the Kabissa blog. Since then, I am struck by how all eyes around the world have been on Kenya since the flawed election. This new site, iHaveNoTribe.com, is yet another wonderful example of individuals taking matters into their own hands to counter the bad news and hopefully contribute to a wave of good will that will help put an end to the violence. It is attracting attention - I learned about it on National Public Radio's The World program (nice Drupal site!) this afternoon.

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