AFRINIC, Africa’s internet registry, has been designated a ‘declared company’ by Mauritius’ Prime Minister amid mounting legal and operational failures.
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AFRINIC’s election annulment reveals governance instability, raising serious concerns over transparency and regional internet stewardship.
Kurt Lindqvist’s letter sparks debate over AFRINIC’s liquidation in Mauritius, raising questions about oversight, sovereignty and Africa’s internet future.
Bernard Borghei exits Symphony Towers Infrastructure as CEO amid market expansion, with interim leadership now in place during transition.
AFRINIC’s declared company status underscores its governance failure, prompting renewed calls for reform and regional internet oversight.
Benjamin Eshun, ex-AFRINIC chairman, remains a key figure in governance disputes, sparking debate over leadership accountability.
Mauritius declares AFRINIC a “declared company”, placing it under legal oversight following election failures and governance concerns.
Eddy Kayihura’s leadership at AFRINIC ended in scandal, defiance of court rulings, and a governance breakdown.
ICANN’s threat to derecognize AFRINIC raises concerns, with critics calling it politically motivated after years of neglect.
ICANN CEO Kurt Lindqvist’s stance against proxy voting in AFRINIC’s 2025 election threatens inclusive participation and governance equity.
IETF 123 continues in Madrid after hackathon closes; side meetings and protocol sessions run through 25 July.
Angola Cables builds global data corridors via submarine cables, IXPs, and cloud partnerships, boosting Africa’s digital infrastructure.