AFRINIC-The Regional Internet Registry for Africa

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This brings #AFRINIC services closer to local networks, improving speed, reliability, and resilience of the Internet in Burkina Faso.

Great News from Ouagadougou! Our DNS Anycast nodes are now live on BFIX in Ouagadougou. Join the #AFRINIC DNS anycast program here >> bit.ly/AFRINIC-DNSpro…

Stay informed on the latest developments across Africa’s Internet ecosystem. In this edition, we highlight key updates, community insights, and ongoing initiatives shaping the future of the Internet across the region. Read the full edition here>> bit.ly/AFRINIC-Commun…

The #AFRINIC Board has issued an important statement that outlines the current situation, its implications for the registry, and the path forward. Read the statement here>> bit.ly/News-BoardUpda…

The AFRINIC Board has constituted the Bylaws Review Committee, marking an important step in the ongoing governance review process. Read the full update on our News page here>> bit.ly/News-BylawsCom…

Hearty Congratulations to our Board Director, Mrs. Fiona Asonga, (Seat 6, East Africa), on this well-deserved recognition! We celebrate this outstanding achievement and the inspiration it brings to the entire #AFRINIC community.

Policy updates help strengthen accountability across the Internet ecosystem. In this video, we unpack the Abuse Contact Policy and its practical impact, ensuring every resource has a reliable and reachable abuse contact. Learn more >> youtu.be/hicOjM5FOYM

Support IPv6 and RPKI capacity building across Africa in 2026. Sponsor trainings and deployathons that lead to real deployment and long-term impact. Read More here >> bit.ly/call-for-local…

@andugocodes @Diakhougueye @AFRINICAcademy @IPv6cert Yes it is!

@AFRINIC @Diakhougueye @AFRINICAcademy @IPv6cert I too need to give it a try. Is it a self-paced course?

Congratulations @Diakhougueye You too can be certified in our @AFRINICAcademy @IPv6cert program!

This represents a 99.7% increase in speed. A major step in delivering a faster, more reliable Internet experience for our users in Africa.

Users are now experiencing dramatically lower latency to .ke websites — in some cases dropping from over 300 ms to just 1 ms. Join the #AFRINIC DNS anycast program here >> bit.ly/AFRINIC-DNSpro… @kixp_support

You still have time to apply for to join the Bylaws Review Committee. See the Eligibility and application details available here>> afrinic.net/bylaws-review-…

I’m excited to share that I've achieved the Certified IPv6 Engineer (Silver) certification from @AFRINIC and @ipv6cert

@Diakhougueye @IPv6cert Congratulations!

The call for volunteers to join the Bylaws Review Committee been extended to 25th February 2026. See the eligibility and application details here>> afrinic.net/bylaws-review-…

Policy updates can shape how Internet number resources are managed across the region. In this video, we break down the newly ratified Number Resources Transfer Policy and its practical impact. Learn more >> youtu.be/N_nP5MKG41E

AFRINIC clarifies recent misinformation circulating about Policy 2020-GEN-006-D3. Our commitment to transparency, stability, and open community participation remains unwavering. Read the full statement here>> afrinic.net/communique-res…

La table ronde des régulateurs lors du #FGIAC2025 commence. Le modérateur est @abbabrice de l'@AFRINIC