One forged proxy halted AFRINIC’s board election, prompting lawsuits, ICANN scrutiny, and fears of losing regional IP authority.
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AFRINIC suspends 2025 election after staff contacted a voter, raising concerns over proxy voting and confidentiality rules.
Mauritius’s ICT ministry disrupted Afrinic’s board election over proxy fraud claims, raising legal concerns.
ICANN disputed AFRINIC’s 2025 election after a court backed the receiver, raising concerns about centralised Internet control.
ICANN83 GAC communique highlights DNS abuse, WHOIS accuracy, and government input on Internet governance in Istanbul.
Corruption destroyed AFRINIC from within, and when it tried to reset with the 2025 elections, its managers again turned their backs on reform.
The ICANN83 Policy Forum in Prague put urgent requests for registration data, rising DNS abuse, and next gTLD preparations under scrutiny.
After nearly 30 years of use, the ICP‑2 documentation governing Regional Internet Registries is due for an overhaul. Why is it so important?
TISPA's second bid to halt AFRINIC's elections fails, as Mauritius court clears way for long-delayed internet governance vote.
ICANN's motion to reconstitute the NomCom and delay the AFRINIC elections has been shot down by Mauritius Supreme Court judge
ICANN’s new criteria for RIR aim to standardise IP address allocation but raise concerns about digital equity and regional autonomy.
ICANN awards $10 million in its inaugural Grant Program to support global projects enhancing Internet stability and accessibility.
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