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AFRINIC
AfriNIC board faces legitimacy test
The board's disputed path to office affects trust, continuity, and policy authority in Africa's internet governance.
AFRINIC
AFRINIC crisis: when receiver becomes legal risk
AfriNIC's receivership has become a governance-risk object because the receiver-run election process is now itself under legal challenge.
AFRINIC
Gowtamsingh Dabee the accountant running Africa’s internet
A chartered accountant now runs AfriNIC as legal disputes and election rule changes deepen its governance crisis.
AFRINIC
AfriNIC board: The Eight Who Govern Africa’s Internet
AfriNIC sits at the centre of African internet-number governance, and its board legitimacy affects registry trust, policy execution and resource governance.
Cloud Service
Sovereignty and value in IPv4 capital
The IPv4 market reveals a sovereignty inversion where digital assets are traded but still administratively controlled globally
Case File
Top IPv4 marketplaces for ISPs to explore
Discover top IPv4 marketplaces helping ISPs buy, sell and lease scarce address blocks to support network expansion.
Cloud Service
From regional registry to receivership: What AFRINIC’s collapse means for Africa’s internet development
AFRINIC’s collapse raises concerns over Africa’s IP resource management, connectivity, and digital infrastructure future.
Cloud Service
IP Capital: How companies monetize IP address assets in a scarce market
Learn how companies turn unused IPv4 addresses into revenue through sales or leasing in today’s scarce address market.
APNIC
IPv4 vs IPv6: Why Scarce IPv4 Blocks Are Still Premium
IPv4 vs IPv6 explained: why scarce IPv4 blocks still command premium value despite growing IPv6 adoption worldwide.
AFRINIC
AfriNIC's Vanishing Member register
A court-ordered registration lasted ten days. The erasure is not an isolated lapse—it is the latest chapter in AfriNIC's running governance crisis.
Number Resource Society
Benjamin Mark Roberts brings African backbone and peering experience to AFRINIC's board
Benjamin Mark Roberts is a Kenya-based digital-infrastructure advisor and current AFRINIC Seat 7 director whose public record links registry governance with …
Case File
Carla Sanderson
Carla Sanderson is a South African digital-infrastructure executive whose public relevance now sits at the junction of Teraco, NAPAfrica and AFRINIC. AFRINIC…
AFRINIC
Abdelaziz Hilali's AFRINIC role brings North African governance weight
Abdelaziz Hilali is a Moroccan Internet-governance figure whose current relevance is now concrete: AFRINIC lists him as Seat 1 director for Northern Africa a…
AFRINIC
Adewole David Ajao's AFRINIC board role puts interconnection policy inside the room
Adewole David Ajao is a Nigerian Internet-infrastructure and governance operator whose public record now has a concrete AFRINIC board surface. AFRINIC's 2025…
Case File
Kaleem Ahmed Usmani
Kaleem Ahmed Usmani is publicly visible as a Mauritius cyber-response official through CERT-MU and Singapore International Cyber Week sources. That gives the…
Case File
Gowtamsingh Dabee
Gowtamsingh Dabee is a Mauritian accountant and insolvency practitioner whose significance for internet governance comes from AFRINIC's court-supervised reco…
AFRINIC
AfriNIC's Vanishing Member register
A court-ordered registration lasted ten days. The erasure is not an isolated lapse—it is the latest chapter in AfriNIC's running governance crisis.
Case File
US takes equity stakes in quantum firms with $2bn CHIPS Act awards
The US plans $2bn in quantum funding tied to government equity stakes across nine companies.
Case File
Lam embeds AI into chipmaking process control
Lam Research is integrating AI and sensing technologies into semiconductor manufacturing equipment while expanding operations near TSMC’s Arizona fabs.
Case File
Aldo Garcia
Tracked for commercial and relationship-layer visibility across Ufinet’s fibre infrastructure, interconnection, enterprise connectivity, and regional carrier…