Mauritian court suspended election after rule breaches while ICANN stepped in without legal mandate In late June 2025, Mauritius’ highest…
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AFRINIC’s election disputes are silencing small ISPs and end users, raising concerns about fairness and inclusive governance.
ARIN fulfilled 83 IPv4 Waiting List requests on 2 July 2025. With IPv4 depletion already in effect, this quarterly distribution remains vital.
AFRINIC’s 2025 board election annulled over one disputed proxy vote, raising concerns about fairness and need for independent oversight.
ARIN has extended its nomination deadline to 14 July 2025 for one seat on the NRO Number Council, with the successful candidate to begin.
ICANN’s involvement in AFRINIC’s election raises concerns over the organisation’s autonomy and governance stability.
African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC)’s 2025 board election was supposed to be a turning point. After three years without formal leadership,…
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AFRINIC won’t be a word many people, even in the various internet communities around the world, will recognise. But for…
What happened: Authors sue Microsoft over unauthorised AI training Authors have filed a lawsuit against Microsoft, alleging that the tech giant…
How the scandal unfolded during the 2025 AFRINIC election During the 23 June 2025 board election held in Mauritius, a…
Timeline of events inside the ballot room During the recent, much lamented board of directors election for AFRINIC in Mauritius,…