Browsing: Regulation

Mauritius has become a prime example of how courts can challenge government actions, particularly when executive power oversteps its bounds.

Mauritius’ AFRINIC crisis deepens as Cloud Innovation urges dissolution and a successor RIR, testing courts’ role in digital democracy.

The Supreme Court of Mauritius has stepped in to shield AFRINIC , as the organisation’s catastrophic governance failures threaten.

AFRINIC’s governance crisis and ICANN’s overreach prompt legal battle, with Cloud Innovation demanding reform and a new RIR.

AFRINIC’s dispute over elections and oversight reflects deeper struggles for internet freedom in Africa, beyond mere IP address allocation.

AFRINIC’s governance crisis; failed registry threatens Africa’s sovereignty as Cloud Innovation pushes for democratic, bottom-up reform.

At the centre of US–China tech tensions, the US demands 15% of Nvidia and AMD’s revenue for GPU export licences to China.

Cloud Innovation’s 2021 expulsion fight with AFRINIC sparked a Mauritius power struggle, pitting democracy against political control.

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.

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.