Proxy voting fallout deepens AFRINIC’s governance crisis, as Cloud Innovation demands a wind-up and new registry leadership.
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AFRINIC’s proxy ban signals a broader power shift, raising concerns about member rights and multistakeholder integrity.
AFRINIC cancels its 2025 election over proxy dispute, eroding trust and deepening concerns about Africa’s internet governance.
While AFRINIC promotes its election reforms as transparent, critics say the measures restrict access and worsen governance trust.
AFRINIC’s collapse deepens as Cloud Innovation demands dissolution, challenging ICANN’s intervention in Africa’s internet governance.
AFRINIC limits election votes to verified Resource Members, sparking debate on fairness, access, and representation integrity.
The governance crisis within AFRINIC has reached a boiling point, threatening Africa’s autonomy over its internet resources.
AFRINIC’s collapse raises concerns about African internet autonomy and the growing influence of external policy actors over IP resources.
AFRINIC bans proxies and powers of attorney after one dispute, enabling ICANN’s quiet power grab in Africa.
The AFRINIC crisis exposes flaws in Africa IP governance, threatening digital growth and resource stability across the region.
Cloud Innovation says AFRINIC’s cancelled vote over one proxy shows governance collapse and demands the failed registry be dissolved.
AFRINIC repeatedly broke its own bylaws, including during a key election process—intensifying calls for structural reform or even dissolution.