Mauritius’ courts battle executive control over AFRINIC, sparking a broader test of judicial independence and democratic principle.
Browsing: Internet Governance
Internet governance news and analysis, from the movers and shakers of the internet, and influential companies and institutions.
Cloud Innovation’s 2021 expulsion fight with AFRINIC sparked a Mauritius power struggle, pitting democracy against political control.
NVIDIA launches Omniverse NuRec libraries and Cosmos AI models to boost robotics development with realistic simulation.
The FCC fast-tracks submarine cable licences, reducing delays to improve US internet infrastructure amid rising global demand.
Rakuten Mobile hits positive EBITDA for the first time in Q2 FY2025, marking a key milestone for its Open RAN strategy and market position.
A hidden AFRINIC reforms committee raises transparency concerns, exposing long-standing behind-the-scenes control over Africa’s internet governance.
AFRINIC’s crisis in Mauritius exposes judicial-executive clashes, ICANN’s controversial role, and risks to global internet stability.
TCRA leads Tanzania’s digital regulation with innovative licensing, spectrum strategy and pioneering satellite-to-mobile guidelines.
Connectis Angola leads Angola’s telecom growth, delivering internet solutions amid rural gaps, new satellite and fibre projects.
Angola LNG operates a 5.2 MTPA plant in Soyo, driving Angola’s gas exports and planning expansion with new non-associated gas fields.
Mauritius Supreme Court halts an investigation into AFRINIC ahead of its controversial August board election.
Mauritius Supreme Court halts Prime Minister-backed AFRINIC probe, defending judicial independence ahead of a contested board election.