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kmoeti has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in December 2020. The social media accounts linked to from kmoeti are: • Facebook • X Besides social media accounts, kmoeti has populated their site with: • Serious hunger and food security crisis in SA | Is government doing enough? • Occupation and Genocide Anywhere Are a Threat to Democracy and Freedom Everywhere | Common Dreams • Opinion | Bearing Witness in the Age of Generative AI | Common Dreams • The Global Fight to Preserve Meaning, Truth, and Shared Reality - Kettering Foundation • Democracy On The Screen - And On The Line Panel • Bad bets — SA’s gambling scourge needs to be dismantled urgently • Democracy 2.0 Requires a Commitment to the Common Good - Kettering Foundation • Betting On The Future Means Addressing Gambling Harms • From Boxing Rings to Bathrooms: Policing Women’s Bodies Fuels Gender Injustice - Kettering Foundation • The Struggle for a New World Is Here. How Will We Respond? - Kettering Foundation • Building Inclusive Democracy • South Africa’s Elites Are Jeopardizing Its Democracy by Koketso Moeti • The Age of the Billionaire and Corporate Takeover • Trade, industry and competition department sells out to telecoms big business • Consolidation in telecom sector poses risk to consumer welfare • Life Esidimeni - Portraits of Lives Lost • ‘I’m a smoker — and I want stricter tobacco control’ • Apartheid Anywhere is Always Your Business • South Africa’s Deadly Housing Crisis | by Koketso Moeti • South Africa’s cancelling of Covid criminal records must be just the start | Koketso Moeti • Data prices must fall, and mobile networks must stop obfuscating and obstructing • The good, the bad and the very ugly - Crowdcast • Corruption, impunity and unaccountability from apartheid to state capture laid bare. - Crowdcast • Is it possible to reimagine South Africa’s politics and society? - Crowdcast • Protecting Public Health from Big Food • South Africa’s electricity crisis puts women at risk • Big business must end its interference in government decision-making • South Africa’s food system is broken and urgent government intervention is needed • Civic Tech Innovation Forum Opening Plenary • Jacana 'Don't Shut Up' Conversation: Justice for Marikana • Jacana 'Don't Shut Up' Conversation: What makes an African city? • Jacana 'Don't Shut Up': Mandela - The Man and the Myth • Book Launch: International Brigade Against Apartheid - Secrets of the Peoples War that Liberated South Africa • Jacana 'Don’t Shut Up' conversation: Democratic alternatives • How COVID-19 accelerated the clampdown on online civic spaces • The battle for civic space in the digital age • How not to create a civic tech organization and what to do instead • ‘Big tech’ and governments are not the only threat to the internet • Impact of digital technologies on the civic space • Icasa needs a shake-up • Teachers and teachers’ unions are not the enemy • How I’m teaching my kids not to fear everything during a pandemic • Public health is more than a matter of individual choice • Government’s credibility is questionable in the absence of transparency • Why calling the police is not an option for me • South African women live with the burden of ‘constant vigilance’ • My blog