AFRINIC’s 2025 board election annulled over one disputed proxy vote, raising concerns about fairness and need for independent oversight.
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ICANN’s involvement in AFRINIC’s election raises concerns over the organisation’s autonomy and governance stability.
What happened: Paramount settles lawsuit with Trump amid FCC backlash Paramount Global has settled a lawsuit with Donald Trump over…
What happened: Authors sue Microsoft over unauthorised AI training Authors have filed a lawsuit against Microsoft, alleging that the tech giant…
Timeline of events inside the ballot room During the recent, much lamented board of directors election for AFRINIC in Mauritius,…
What happened: Building inclusion into the digital core Inclusion in technology is about ensuring that everyone has equal access to…
What happened: Indonesia’s wiretapping agreements spark privacy debates Indonesia has recently signed agreements with major telecommunications operators to implement wiretapping capabilities.…
What happened: BT survey reveals rising cyber threats for SMEs BT has revealed that nearly half (48%) of small businesses…
What happened: INCA flags Openreach bias The Independent Networks Cooperative Association (Inca), representing UK alternative fibre providers, has responded to…
What happened: Iran imposes major blackout In mid-June 2025, Iran implemented a near-total internet shutdown, cutting approximately 97% of its…
What happened: Telecom Argentina and Telefónica merger raises competition concerns. The merger between Telecom Argentina and Telefónica has recently raised significant…
What happened: Ex-employees accused of manipulating SAP payroll system MTN Nigeria is under investigation for alleged involvement in a 1.7…