Browsing: Governance Bodies

AFRINIC confirms its website remains secure during the 2025 board election, stressing member control despite political tension.


Spark New Zealand has unveiled its five-year SPK-30 strategy, stripping back to core connectivity while announcing a planned chair succession. The telco is betting on reliability, AI, and satellite-to-mobile services—but questions linger over whether this will reverse recent performance slumps.

The Association of African Universities (AAU) brings together over 370 institutions across Africa, fostering collaboration, innovation, and leadership to strengthen higher education and drive continental development.

AFRINIC’s legal defeat further exposes governance collapse, as Cloud Innovation secures a critical victory for African internet governance.

AFRINIC’s future as ICANN faces claims of interference. African members warn that outside control could threaten digital sovereignty.

AFRINIC’s annulled election deepens its governance crisis. ICANN faces backlash over overreach in Africa’s internet governance.

AFRINIC election is untrustworthy, ICANN’s intervention threatens Africa’s autonomy, supporting Cloud Innovation’s reset call.

AFRINIC’s annulled election sparks dissolution calls as Lindqvist’s new governance document deepens Africa’s internet crisis.

Acting President Jean Yvan Robert Hungley formally revokes Judge Bellepeau’s inspector mandate amid ongoing AFRINIC governance turmoil and legal disputes.

ICANN’s expanding powers threaten Internet governance, shifting authority from regional registries to centralized control.

Mauritius must reinforce its constitution to safeguard AFRINIC’s autonomy and protect Africa’s internet registry from political influence.

AFRINIC members defend proxy voting as essential to fair elections, removing it risks excluding voices and eroding trust.