Hello,
It is quite amusing that several community members are turning a blind eye on
AFRINIC's issues which impedes there ability to maintain a stable and open
Internet in the African region. It's difficult to understand the philosophy
behind this imperceptible loyalty -the subsequent
I believe that the legal system
> should run its course and be the final arbiter of what is correct in this
> situation. In fact I find the amount of legal posturing on this list to be
> nothing short of bizarre - let the courts do their work - but let members
> mitigate their risks
Good day all,
I think paul made some sense in his first statement (tho the statement has been
watered down now).
If afrinic is in a financial fix or in a state where it is tending towards a
financial situation where it can no longer perform its duties, it is only right
to start weighing all
It is good to see AFRINIC doing it job appropriately for once.
It has been a long while!!!
The personal attacks and name calling are totally unnecessary.
Sorry I just had to add d last icing on the cake.
> On Jul 26, 2021, at 13:49, AFRINIC Communication wrote:
>
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> We
Benjilo.
How is this of concern to you or to any of the members of the afrinic
community. Kindly direct your question to the appropriate quarters -
o...@delong.com -
> On Jul 11, 2021, at 19:27, Paschal Ochang wrote:
> Great question Daniel.
>
> On Sunday, July 11, 2021, DANIEL NANGHAKA
