Listen to the new episode of the Pulse as we interview Chris Roper the deputy CEO for the continent’s largest federation of civic technology and data journalism labs, Code for Africa (CfA). Chris also serves as director for CfA’s forensic data initiative, the African Network of Centres for Investigative Reporting (ANCIR). From 2015 – 2019,...
Positive relationships with fathers or male caregivers and an environment free of violence arehugely valuable investments in early lives. This was the key message during a webinar hosted on 17 August 2022 by the Centre forAnalytics and Behavioural Change (CABC), focusing on the organisation’s interventions andreflections around fatherhood. Fatherhood Dialogue 1 Sept 2022
Written by Yossabel Chetty One thing that the COVID-19 pandemic has made clear is that we are under a serious threat from online falsehoods that have real life consequences and the ability to put strain on the bottom line of businesses. In the Global South certain structural contexts contribute to the spreading of these online...
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The 40-second clip by the CABC contains the last words of unvaccinated patients who died from COVID-19 – the message – “Have no regrets. Get vaccinated”. The Breakfast Team caught up with the Creative Director for the Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change, Kush Chetty. Listen to full interview
Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change (CABC) MEDIA RELEASE CABC’s GBV Reflections Film is Loeries Bronze Winner! The CABC’s CAREZA – “Reflections” Gender Based Violence film has been announced as a Loeries.com Bronze Winner in the Online Film – above 30s category. The Reflections film is a Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change (CABC) collaboration between Iron-Heart Agency and Patriot Films. Day One of the 2021 Loeries Creative Week...
Associate Professor Camaren Peter, Executive Director of the CABC interrogates traditional and social media’s role in reporting, analysing and fueling the unrest with Heather Robertson, editor of Daily Maverick 168 and Herman Wasserman Senior Research Associate of the CABC. Listen to the full interview
Associate Professor Camaren Peter, Executive Director of the CABC interrogates traditional and social media’s role in reporting, analysing and fueling the unrest with Heather Robertson, editor of Daily Maverick 168 and Herman Wasserman Senior Research Associate of the CABC. Listen to the full interview
Jacob Zuma and his supporters have wrapped their campaign around one big misrepresentation, which they unashamedly put into the public discourse at every opportunity: That the former president has done nothing wrong and is being persecuted for political purposes. Tentacles of disinformation have been developed around the big lie to strangle the truth. Read the...
CABC MEDIA RELEASE Confuse and Divide: tracking a network that twists the truth Research by the CABC has uncovered an organised network of social media accounts posing as promoters of Radical Economic Transformation policy to peddle misinformation and social division. The network distributes high volumes of tweets using the cover of RET policy – but...
