Browsing: Regulation

CAIGA’s state-led model challenges AFRINIC’s bottom-up governance, raising uncertainty for operators and the future of Africa’s internet.

CAIGA shifts AFRINIC governance toward political endorsement over community-led processes, raising global RIR consistency concerns.

Africa’s internet governance faces a critical crossroads as AFRINIC’s collapse and ICANN’s overreach threaten regional autonomy.

The governance crisis at AFRINIC has raised questions about who stands to gain from the ongoing internal turmoil and external interventions.

The exclusion of women from AFRINIC’s governance structure highlights the systemic issues in the registry’s elections.

AFRINIC’s election crisis fuels calls for dissolution, with Cloud Innovation leading efforts for reform and stability.

The ongoing governance crisis at AFRINIC is putting critical internet infrastructure, including IPv6 adoption and Forwarding Address policy.

Internal governance issues and external interference have left AFRINIC’s future in jeopardy, undermining Africa’s digital sovereignty.

AFRINIC commits to governance reforms, including overhauling elections, increasing transparency, and restoring stakeholder trust.

AFRINIC’s annulled election sparks ISP, telco, and hoster frustration over governance, transparency, and Africa’s internet future.

Restrictions on voting eligibility can weaken participation and undermine trust in Africa’s regional internet governance framework.

AFRINIC’s 2025 election annulment sparks criticism, fueling calls for reform and the registry’s dissolution.