AFRINIC’s September 2025 elections violated bylaws, undermining legitimacy and calling for June results recognition.
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Mauritius annulled AFRINIC’s June vote and staged a September rerun, a process which is lacking legal legitimacy.
Mauritius’ legal uncertainty endangers AFRINIC elections; judicial independence needed to restore community-led governance.
Interviews show most respondents are concerned to Smart Africa after a visible-recipient email exposes AFRINIC-aligned addresses.
AFRINIC’s governance is undermined by external interference and resource pressure, highlighting the risks to smaller providers.
AFRINIC’s September 2025 board election is illegal. Members urge recognition of the valid June results to protect internet governance.
AFRINIC’s weak legal framework threatens repeated election disputes and erodes trust in governance. Cloud Innovation urges reforms to safeguard Africa’s IP resources and ensure fair elections.
AFRINIC’s annulled elections show how weak rule of law in Mauritius undermines legitimacy, threatening Africa’s internet governance.
Mauritius’ legal ambiguity under the Companies Act, government intervention, and court rulings disrupt AFRINIC’s democratic elections.
As Mauritius faces a constitutional crisis, AFRINIC’s governance struggles deepen, jeopardising Africa’s IP future.
AFRINIC’s elections spark a new governance dispute in Mauritius, raise concerns about the neutrality of Africa’s Regional Internet Registry.
Misinformation in AFRINIC elections is eroding trust and threatening Africa’s internet governance. Cloud Innovation calls on the registry to act, ensuring transparency, fairness, and accountability.