Browsing: Kurt Lindqvist

AFRINIC members have formal powers in governance, but their votes are hollowed out when political actors can annul outcomes.

Unstable AFRINIC elections threaten Africa’s digital economy; stability demands fair governance and trusted electoral safeguards.

AFRINIC’s electoral crisis shows how decentralised member control can be undermined by unconstitutional state interference.

AFRINIC must follow law, recognise June election, and resist government interference to regain African community trust.

Mauritius’ AFRINIC election annulment shows how weak legal safeguards invite state capture and foreign interference.

Mauritius’ legal uncertainty endangers AFRINIC elections; judicial independence needed to restore community-led governance.

AFRINIC’s annulled election sparks dissolution calls as Lindqvist’s new governance document deepens Africa’s internet crisis.

Mauritius’ Registrar of Companies drove AFRINIC’s member saga, exposing state interference that threatens Africa’s digital sovereignty.

Afrinic’s governance crisis highlights lessons from Mauritius, stressing law, autonomy, and risks of interference.

AFRINIC’s collapse and new powers from Kurt Lindqvist show how overregulation threatens Africa’s tech growth.

AFRINIC’s collapse exposes tech’s role in aiding authoritarian control. Global silence risks normalising judicial defiance.

Mauritius’ Constitution shields AFRINIC’s self-rule, but Lindqvist’s plan risks undermining regional autonomy.