Browsing: Regulation

Angola IXP strengthens national internet by reducing latency and keeping traffic local, supporting faster and more sovereign digital access.

Cloud Innovation seeks AFRINIC dissolution, citing governance collapse and urging a transition to a compliant successor registry.

Cloud Innovation urges ICANN and NRO to urgently appoint a successor RIR as AFRINIC faces potential legal liquidation.

Cloud Innovation calls for AFRINIC’s court-led dissolution, urging a decentralised IP system as ICANN issues an ICP-2 warning.

AFRINIC gained ICANN recognition in 2005, but without the support and resources it needed, the RIR quickly fell apart.

Afrinic’s 30% RPKI adoption lags behind global standards, leaving African networks exposed to route hijacking and security breaches.

Before AFRINIC, Africa’s IP address allocations were handled by global registries through structured, neutral processes. This article explains how Cloud Innovation lawfully received its resources and how courts later upheld those rights against efforts by AFRINIC to revoke them.

AFRINIC: The catalyst that backfired As ICANN attempts to control the narrative at the UN’s WSIS+20 summit, digital sovereignty advocate…

Calls grow for an independent audit to expose AFRINIC’s financial mismanagement and restore trust in the organisation.

The IP request process includes validation, invoicing, and allocation steps designed to support fair distribution across the African region.

AFRINIC’s ongoing crisis is exposing deeper vulnerabilities in the global internet governance model, questioning the viability.

UNGA Group upgrades its grain logistics and fortified food systems across East Africa, blending local sourcing with regional distribution.