Browsing: Governance Bodies

Mauritius Supreme Court halts an investigation into AFRINIC ahead of its controversial August board election.

AFRINIC’s 30 September 2025 deadline exposes collapse as Kurtis Lindqvist’s new ICP-2–related document fuels governance concerns.

AFRINIC’s collapse exposes limits of legal mandates and ICP-2 transition; legitimacy, not just law, will guide Africa’s RIR future.

Court extends AFRINIC’s receivership deadline, raising doubts over regional governance and Lindqvist’s expanding influence.

AFRINIC’s ongoing governance crisis raises serious concerns about its ability to manage Africa’s critical IP resources effectively.

AFRINIC’s accountability breakdown exposes global internet governance oversight weaknesses and the risks of unchecked institutional power.

AFRINIC’s collapse shows how poor governance endangers critical assets and highlights the need for urgent reform.

Proxy voting fallout deepens AFRINIC’s governance crisis, as Cloud Innovation demands a wind-up and new registry leadership.

AFRINIC’s proxy ban signals a broader power shift, raising concerns about member rights and multistakeholder integrity.

ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is facing mounting criticism for its actions that seem to disregard its…

While AFRINIC promotes its election reforms as transparent, critics say the measures restrict access and worsen governance trust.

As the Official Receiver creates AFRINIC’s NomCom himself, we must ask if this the best way to restore trust.