Hi Owen, Mohammed,
At 01:45 PM 16-01-2018, Owen DeLong wrote:
Sources included a variety of wikipedia pages and other google
searched locations.
I'm the first to admit this is not a scientific survey and may have
issues with accuracy.
At 07:13 AM 18-01-2018, moham...@ntc.gov.sd wrote:
At
Hi Mohammed,
At 06:24 AM 16-01-2018, moham...@ntc.gov.sd wrote:
I believe If we want to rebalance the language gap we have to target
large communities and reach the largest segment of them.
Arabic-speaking African countries are more than ten countries. So,
it's of high importance that the site
Hi Sander,
At 03:29 29-06-2017, Sander Steffann wrote:
Indeed, it is worrying that insider knowledge is necessary to know
what information to ask for. That already shows a lack of
transparency. Afrinic (morally) belongs to its members, and I
understand the desire of those members to know how
Hello,
At 06:13 AM 6/27/2017, Tutu Ngcaba wrote:
Where are you based as i am today in township in Empangeni with the
team we finish community work.
It is unfortunately too far from where I am currently located.
Regards,
S. Moonesamy
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Hello,
At 07:45 PM 6/26/2017, Chevalier du Borg wrote:
So IF board member attending a non-AfriNIC meeting is not a
perk/benefit of being a board member, THEN surely the board member
should give us a short report on why the company is spend money on
them to travel no?
I'll consider providing
Hello,
At 04:02 AM 6/26/2017, Chevalier du Borg wrote:
But there must be reason for which AfriNIC pay air flight, hotel and
allowance for you (or any board member) to travel to a not-AfriNIC
meeting right? It ok, if community agree that it's a benefit of
being board member. Let just declare
Hi Ish,
At 12:36 AM 6/26/2017, Ish Sookun wrote:
I understand that Andrew is asking about transparency and not the
usefulness of the meetings beforehand. The community will be in a better
position to understand the usefulness of board members presence in the
meetings if there are reports about
Hi Andrew,
At 10:42 PM 6/4/2017, Andrew Alston wrote:
e.)When AFRINIC is funding board travel to
meetings around the world should board members
be able to attend these conferences without ever
supplying reports about what was accomplished at
said meetings and what the purpose of the
Hi Alain,
At 05:51 15-06-2017, ALAIN AINA wrote:
this case, how does AFRINIC BoD Conflict of Interest Policy( if
there is any) address this?
I am following up on your question. I'll comment about the public
part only. The only information I found about "Conflict of Interest"
is in the
Hi Ali,
At 22:39 16-06-2017, Ali Hussein wrote:
If the above is correct then basically what McTim is suggesting is
akin to saying you can only use roads or contribute to governance
issues if you pay your taxes? :-)
I read the message [1] sent by McTim and what I understood from it is
Hi Jordi,
At 02:52 11-06-2017, JORDI PALET MARTINEZ wrote:
At the last LACNIC event, I mentioned on a couple of occasions the
need for ISPs in the region, especially small and medium-sized ones,
to participate in the decisions taken in the IETF IPv6 Operations
Working Group (v6ops). I'm
Hi Bill,
[Cc as a courtesy]
At 10:04 09-06-2017, Bill Woodcock wrote:
Apropos this topic, a discussion of the issue (not the AfriNIC
proposal, but the shutdown issue itself) is scheduled for an
upcoming UN meeting:
I'll quote something which Mr Alston wrote in another context:
"enhances
Hi Andrew,
At 05:23 06-06-2017, Andrew Alston wrote:
I believe that the NRO actually already publishes a report - I don't
know how detailed it is - but what I personally would like to see
from AFRINIC is to say "We funded our
I found the following:
Hi Andrew,
At 05:23 06-06-2017, Andrew Alston wrote:
I believe that the NRO actually already publishes a report - I don't
know how detailed it is - but what I personally would like to see
from AFRINIC is to say "We funded our ASO/NRO representatives to the
tune of X, of which Y was travel
Hi Andrew,
At 22:42 04-06-2017, Andrew Alston wrote:
So I want to open a bit of a discussion about
transparency, specifically, financial transparency.
In order to get this started let me ask a few questions of all of you
[snip]
d.)When AFRINIC is funding organizations
such as the
Hi Danny,
At 11:15 04-06-2017, Danny wrote:
If the board serves adequately this community-driven organization
responsible for managing public ressources for the public
interest, we'll perceive it in the leadership style.
This is a call to each board member to act responsibly.
Thank you
Dear Danny, Lydea,
At 03:02 04-06-2017, Danny wrote:
Just to add to Simon's email that, we also hope
the new board will show different leadership style and regain community trust.
Thank you for your replies.
I'll disclose that I am eligible for the seat on
the Board for the Indian Ocean
Hi Badru, Neriah, Jean Paul,
I would like to thank you for your messages.
Regards,
S. Moonesamy
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Hi Walu,
At 23:01 18-04-2017, Walubengo J wrote:
In an unprecedented policy suggestion, some members of the AFRINIC
community have proposed denying internet to African governments that
shut it down in their respective countries.
Thanks for sharing the blog article. I was not aware that there
Hi Ish,
At 11:46 15-04-2017, Ish Sookun wrote:
Are you referring to the tweet?
Yes.
On the ISOC member portal the Mauritius chapter is just a phone number,
nothing more. There is no information about other members or a
president. I see no ISOC activity in Mauritius. I read that you
Hi Andrew,
At 14:39 14-04-2017, Andrew Alston wrote:
But it raises a question annd its one I've
been debating at length online with multiple people.
AfriNIC completely neutral ttechnical body
AfriNIC political organisation with a technical function
AfriNIC A hybrid of both of thhe
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