AFRINIC is the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for Africa and Indian Ocean Region.

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Position your brand alongside key players in Africa’s Internet ecosystem while supporting community-driven Internet development discussions. Explore our sponsorship packages>> bit.ly/Sponsor-AFRINIC38
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You can take a course and stop there. But skills matter most once they're certified, then deployed on a real network. Learn, certify, deploy: each step sets up the next, so no one gets stuck along the way. Begin at step one, link in bio.#IPv6 #afrinic
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Less talk, more IPv6 deployment! The IPv6 Deployathon kicks off in Johannesburg today, hosted by @ispa_za and @ZA_NOG with @AFRINIC. Proud to sponsor practical network engineering skills development across Africa, something we've supported for over a decade. #IPv6
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New to the PDP? This session is for you! Register and join us for a step-by-step look at the AFRINIC Policy Development Process (PDP), from proposing and discussing a policy to its adoption and implementation. Registration is ongoing here>> bit.ly/PDPWebinar1-Register
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Delighted to be hosted by @ispa_za for AFRINIC-38 in Cape Town, South Africa. Together, we look forward to bringing Africa’s Internet community together for meaningful discussions shaping Internet number resource policies across the region. Read more about our Local Host here>> bit.ly/AFRINIC38-LocalHost
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It is always a pleasure to recognise the people who dedicate their time and expertise to serving Africa’s Internet community. Thank you, @DarwinCosta1 for your dedication and valuable contributions as Co-Chair of the AFRINIC Policy Development Working Group (PDWG). Your commitment to supporting community-driven policy development is sincerely appreciated. We celebrate your service and wish you continued success!
Four years of dedication, resilience, and commitment to the future of the Internet in Africa. Between 2022 and 2026, I had the privilege of serving voluntarily as Co-Chair of AFRINIC’s Policy Development Process (PDP). These four years were marked by hard work, complex challenges, difficult decisions, and countless hours dedicated to shaping policies for a stronger, more inclusive, and sustainable African Internet. This recognition from AFRINIC represents not only the closing of a chapter but also the impact of leadership built on perseverance, responsibility, and a genuine commitment to serving the community. Because true leadership is also about service, even when the journey is challenging and voluntary. Thanks @AFRINIC & see you at next PPM.
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Four years of dedication, resilience, and commitment to the future of the Internet in Africa. Between 2022 and 2026, I had the privilege of serving voluntarily as Co-Chair of AFRINIC’s Policy Development Process (PDP). These four years were marked by hard work, complex challenges, difficult decisions, and countless hours dedicated to shaping policies for a stronger, more inclusive, and sustainable African Internet. This recognition from AFRINIC represents not only the closing of a chapter but also the impact of leadership built on perseverance, responsibility, and a genuine commitment to serving the community. Because true leadership is also about service, even when the journey is challenging and voluntary. Thanks @AFRINIC & see you at next PPM.
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Be part of shaping Africa’s Internet future by hosting an AFRINIC meeting and connecting your local Internet community with stakeholders from across the continent. Express your interest here> bit.ly/Host-AFRINIC-Events
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Africa’s Internet policies shape how Internet number resources are managed and how our digital ecosystem grows. At #AFRINIC38, the community comes together to discuss policy proposals, exchange perspectives and contribute to decisions that affect the future of Africa’s Internet.Register for #AFRINIC38 and join the conversation>> bit.ly/AFRINIC38-Register
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What would you like to learn more about AFRINIC's Policy Development Process (PDP)? We're planning our upcoming webinars and want your input on the topics that matter to you in the survey here>> bit.ly/Suggest-PDP-Topics
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Take an active role in shaping the policies that support Africa’s Internet development. Submit your nomination here>> bit.ly/Nominate-CoChair-2026
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Host upcoming AFRINIC Meetings. This is an opportunity to showcase your ecosystem, foster collaboration, and play a key role in shaping the continent’s digital future. Read more here>> bit.ly/Host-AFRINIC-Events
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The AFRINIC Nomination Committee 2026 is calling for nominations for one (1) PDP Co-Chair, a key community leadership position supporting AFRINIC’s policy development process and the coordination of Internet number resources across the region. Submit your nomination and contribute to shaping Internet number resource policy in Africa here>> bit.ly/Nominate-CoChair-2026
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We’re onsite at the CAPF and looking forward to meeting our members, IXPs and the Internet community in Central Africa to talk about what matters to Africa’s networks. Already at #CAPF? Our team is ready to listen, support and connect. Find our team onsite. @CAMIXCameroun #cmPEERd2026
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We want to give you a better experience of AFRINIC services and we would love to hear form you. Take a few minutes to complete our Members and Stakeholders Survey here >> bit.ly/AFRINIC-StakeholdersS…
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🌍 GhanaSIG ’26 is here! Connecting voices and shaping digital futures. 📅 Sept 29 – Oct 2 | 📍 East Legon #GhanaSIG26 #InternetGovernance #DigitalFuture
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This week’s blog features Rexa Mphuwa, who shares her experience at AFRINIC-37, how she found her voice in policy discussions, and why more resource members should take their seats at the table and help shape the policies that affect them. Read More>> bit.ly/Guestblog-PdP @rexaMphuwa
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We’re putting the final touches on the meeting website and getting everything ready to welcome our members and the wider Internet community to Cape Town. More details on registration, the programme, participation and everything you need to plan for the meeting are coming up soon!
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Following our latest DNS Anycast deployment at GABIX @ixpgabix, DNS response time dropped from 271.362 ms to 4.607 ms — a 98.3% reduction in latency. That means faster DNS resolution and a more responsive Internet experience. Your country could be next. Join the #AFRINIC DNS anycast program here >> bit.ly/AFRINIC-DNSpro @ixpgabix
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