AFRINIC Bylaws Review: Why I Will Not Comment on the New Bylaws
In April 2026, AFRINIC opened a new Community Consultation on the Review of Bylaws and asked members to propose amendments that would, in the organisation’s words, align the text with
AfroDIG is the African Dialogue on Internet Governance, a continental platform where Africa’s many voices converge to deliberate on the governance of the Internet and to chart the future of the digital continent.
In April 2026, AFRINIC opened a new Community Consultation on the Review of Bylaws and asked members to propose amendments that would, in the organisation’s words, align the text with
Depuis 2020, la crise d’AFRINIC s’est imposée comme l’une des affaires les plus sensibles de la gouvernance de l’Internet. À mesure que les recours judiciaires se multiplient, une autre bataille
On 9 March 2026, AFRINIC’s public case list added another entry to a docket that long ago stopped looking like ordinary corporate litigation. The new matter, Skyconnect v AFRINIC &
History has a quiet way of judging us. It takes its time, and when it finally speaks, it never asks about our intentions. It asks about our actions. What did
On the morning of July 10th 2025, as the sun rose over the Indian Ocean, something ominous quietly slipped through the pages of a Mauritian newspaper. Tucked between car listings
L’affaire AfriNIC, du nom de ce dossier opposant l’African Network Information Centre (AfriNIC), registre Internet régional, chargé de distribuer les adresses IP en Afrique à Cloud Innovation Ltd, n’est pas
For those who have not followed the story, the African Network Information Centre better known as AfriNIC is the body responsible for distributing IP addresses across the African continent. It