Author: Lyn

AFRINIC’s governance meltdown fuels debate over launching a successor registry to protect Africa’s internet resources and restore trust.

China widens rare-earth export controls, adding five elements and stricter licences for defence and chip uses, heightening supply-chain risk.

AFRINIC’s September 2025 election highlights the dangers of weak constitutional safeguards, risking capture and eroding trust in governance.

EY says telcos’ top 2026 risk is trust (privacy/security), with AI readiness lagging and geopolitics rising, Capacity reports.

Civil society voices warn AFRINIC’s flawed elections undermine democracy, transparency and community-led internet governance in Africa.

AT&T Mexico and American Tower resolve tower-rent row, with withheld sums repaid and future payments placed in escrow.

AFRINIC’s election disputes expose flaws in governance. Other RIRs must learn lessons to protect trust and stability.

AFRINIC’s election delays stall IPv6 adoption, raising risks for Africa’s digital future and exposing failures in regional governance.

Optus probes a new 000 outage in NSW after nine calls failed, piling pressure on the telco as ACMA’s investigation into earlier failures continues.

AFRINIC’s flawed election reforms expose weak governance and threaten trust in global internet institutions.

TM Global unveils Morib cable landing station in Selangor, ready for SEA-ME-WE 6 and close to Klang Valley DC cluster.

AFRINIC’s September 2025 elections broke bylaws, stripped members’ rights, and deepened fears of capture in Africa’s internet governance.