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Case File governance intelligence tracks institutions, policy processes, standards activity, registry operations, accountability disputes, and implementation signals that affect internet infrastructure. BTW.
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US Forums sue Ofcom over extra-territorial Online Safety Act
US forums 4chan and Kiwi Farms sue Ofcom, contesting UK Online Safety Act’s reach over US-based platforms.
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When courts challenge governments: What Mauritius teaches the world about separation of powers
Mauritius has become a prime example of how courts can challenge government actions, particularly when executive power oversteps its bounds.
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How the Supreme Court of Mauritius became a global defender of digital rights
The Supreme Court of Mauritius has stepped in to shield AFRINIC, as the organisation’s catastrophic governance failures threaten.
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BEAC: Central bank of CEMAC
BEAC sets monetary policy, issues the CFA franc, manages reserves and supports financial stability in CEMAC member states.
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BT refunds £18m in exit fees after Ofcom ruling
BT refunds £18m in exit fees after Ofcom ruling, highlighting telecoms contract rules and consumer protection.
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Banco de Cabo Verde central bank profile
Banco de Cabo Verde is Cape Verde’s central bank. It manages the oversees monetary policy and supervises financial institutions and fintech.
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National Communications Authority: Shaping Ghana’s networks
Ghana’s NCA regulates telecoms, spectrum, and digital services to ensure reliable and secure national communications infrastructure.
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Central Bank of Congo
The Central Bank of Congo manages currency, monetary policy, and financial stability in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Ofcom shortens complaint window, telcos voice objections
Ofcom shortens telecom complaint timeline from eight to six weeks, prompting concern from major providers about operational pressures.
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ARCEP's African regulatory role is a cooperation channel, not a colonial control story
Arcep France is not an African regulator and it does not control African telecom markets. The evidence-led story is narrower and more useful: Arcep acts as a French regulatory export node inside Francophone regulatory cooperation. Through Fratel, the 2025 Abidjan seminar, the…
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Volta River Authority: Ghana’s hybrid power pioneer
Ghana’s Volta River Authority leads in hydro, solar and gas generation amid industry challenges.
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Argentina court green lights Telecom integration
Court grants in Telecom Argentina merger case On 9 June 2025, Argentina’s Federal Court of Appeals issued a ruling granting Telecom Argentina’s appeal “with suspensive effect” against a March resolution from the Ministry of Industry and Commerce. The original resolution had…
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RIRs finalise draft governance model after community consultation
RIRs finalise draft governance document defining roles, responsibilities and transparency across global Internet number registries.
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ICP-2 feedback continues: Revisions to RIR governance framework
ICP-2 revision on RIR governance Originally developed in 2001, ICP-2 outlines the criteria for establishing and recognizing RIRs, ensuring the equitable distribution of internet number resources. Recognizing the need to modernize this framework, the NRO EC commissioned a…
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Microsoft confirms providing AI and cloud services to Israeli military
What happened: Microsoft confirms providing AI and cloud services to Israeli military amid Gaza conflict Microsoft has confirmed that it sold AI and cloud computing services, including its Azure platform, to the Israeli military during the ongoing war in Gaza. The company stated…
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Ofcom bans global titles leasing
Ofcom bans the leasing of Global Titles to effectively combat network exploitation, significantly enhancing consumer protection and security.
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Google found guilty of illegal advertising monopoly by US court
A US judge ruled Google holds an illegal monopoly in online advertising, marking its second antitrust defeat this year.
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Thai Customs Department: Facilitating trade and security
Balancing efficiency and regulatory compliance The Thai Customs Department, operating under the Ministry of Finance, serves as a cornerstone of Thailand’s economic infrastructure. Responsible for managing over £50 billion in annual import-export transactions, the agency ensures…
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Thailand’s Tobacco Authority: Regulation and stewardship
Governance and agricultural stewardship The Tobacco Authority of Thailand (TOAT), a state-owned enterprise under Thailand’s Ministry of Finance, plays a pivotal role in overseeing the cultivation, processing, and distribution of tobacco products nationwide. Founded during a…
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Ofcom fines OnlyFans operator $1.4 million
Ofcom penalises OnlyFans £1.05m for age verification failures
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