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AI-generated editorial illustration of four anonymous African nomination-committee members screening blank candidate dossiers through transparent evidence filters beneath a visible appointment chain; not a real AFRINIC meeting.

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The Four People Before the Ballot: Auditing AFRINIC’s 2026 NomCom Appointment

On 1 April 2026, AFRINIC’s Board named four people to the committee that would decide which candidates could advance toward seven governance and policy positions. The written rules contain genuine safeguards. The public evidence showing how the screeners themselves were selected…

Aug 9, 2026