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Africa Mauritius
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AFRINIC
AFRINIC crisis: when receiver becomes legal risk
AfriNIC's receivership has become a governance-risk entity because the receiver-run election process is now itself under legal challenge.
Cloud Service
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.
Companies
Lu Heng on Smart Africa, AFRINIC neutrality and Mauritius
Smart Africa has cast AFRINIC's crisis as a digital-sovereignty issue and backed election and reform activity. Lu Heng and Cloud Innovation argue that this risks politicising a technical registry hosted in Mauritius.
Companies
Top risks to watch in the next AFRINIC election and how to mitigate them
AFRINIC's next election depends on receiver authority, member eligibility, proxy controls, voting constraints, visible results, and dispute channels.
Companies
How to verify AFRINIC election outcomes
AFRINIC election outcomes can only be verified through receiver notices, voter eligibility records, proxy controls, court compliance, and member-visible results.
Companies
What the AFRINIC election crisis signals for the multistakeholder model of internet governance in Africa
AFRINIC's election crisis tests whether African number-resource governance can return to transparent, member-verifiable control.
AFRINIC
ICANN receiver update anchors AFRINIC's court-supervised board reset
ICANN's March 2025 receiver update records the court appointment of Gowtamsingh Dabee over AFRINIC and makes board reconstruction a legitimacy test.
Companies
AFRINIC's election clock is now a test of registry trust
The 2024 SCJ 473 judgment restored AFRINIC's Official Receiver order and made the election timetable a member-verifiable legitimacy test.
Companies
AFRINIC elections to be held within six months
The September 2023 Mauritius receiver order made AFRINIC's board-election restoration a court-supervised governance event.