AFRINIC has concluded its recent four-day Internet Number Resources Management (INRM) Fundamentals & Understanding and Deploying IPv6 Workshop in Mbabane, Swaziland.
Forty engineers attended the workshop, which was held at the Royal Villas Hotel.
We'd like to extend our appreciation to the Ministry of ICT Swaziland for hosting this event.
Read more: Successful Conclusion of AFRINIC Training in Swaziland
Policies that govern how Internet number resources are managed and distributed in the AFRINIC region are proposed, discussed and accepted (or rejected) by the AFRINIC community through a bottom up policy development process of consultation and consensus. Ernest Byaruhanga, AFRINIC's Policy Liaison Manager, gives us an overview of how the Policy Development Process works.
Read more: Get Informed: The AFRINIC Policy Development Process (PDP)
In April, AFRINIC partnered with the International Exhibition on Information Technology and Innovation (OSIANE 2017) in Brazzaville, Congo. AFRINIC staff attended the event as part of its outreach and knowledge-share activities. Radha Ramphul, AFRINIC's Customer Service Manager, gives an overview of AFRINIC's activities during the event.
The Give1Project Gambia's All Girls Tech Camp project received the FIRE Africa Google Award in 2016. After a trip to the IGF as part of the FIRE Award prize, Adama Jallow, Coordinator of the All Girls Tech Camp Project talks to us about the Give1Project's team's latest activities and its new project, Let Girls Code.
Read more: FIRE Africa: Give1 Project's Let Girls Code Initiative
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AFRINIC Management places a high degree of importance on the results of this survey. Your insights and feedback are critically important in helping us to ensure that we're continually providing you with excellent service.
Read more: 2017 Service Satisfaction Survey: Your Views Matter
