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AFRINIC’s election crisis, marked by annulled votes and flawed processes, highlights the danger in Mauritius, threatening Africa’s future.

ICANN CEO Kurtis Lindqvist undermines Mauritius’ courts and AFRINIC’s bylaws, threatening Africa’s internet sovereignty through overreach.

AFRINIC members have formal powers in governance, but their votes are hollowed out when political actors can annul outcomes.

The European Union has unveiled a new tool to measure how countries are upholding their commitments to an open, secure and rights-based internet.

AFRINIC’s 2025 board election is annulled after one disputed proxy vote causes cancellation of all ballots.

AFRINIC’s governance crisis impacts cloud services and CDN providers in Africa, urgently requiring reform to restore trust.

Corporate governance lessons show AFRINIC needs legal safeguards and transparent dispute resolution to restore trust.

Unstable AFRINIC elections threaten Africa’s digital economy; stability demands fair governance and trusted electoral safeguards.

AFRINIC’s disputed elections face international arbitration challenges, raising questions on governance, legitimacy, and regional autonomy.

AFRINIC’s electoral crisis shows how decentralised member control can be undermined by unconstitutional state interference.

Mauritius annulled AFRINIC’s June vote and staged a September rerun, a process which is lacking legal legitimacy.

The governance crisis at AFRINIC is directly impacting IP resource management in Africa, with implications for IPv4 and IPv6 allocation.