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For over three decades, the Internet Society has argued against measures that unnecessarily disrupt Internet infrastructure and people’s ability to access and use the Internet.
In that time, we have and will continue to urge policymakers to consider how individual decisions about Internet infrastructure may affect the people, services, and civic spaces that depend on a resilient and trusted Internet.
internetsociety.org/blog/202…
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Attending #AfPIF2026 in Kigali this August?
Join LINX and Workonline Communications for our #WomenTechConnect outing!
We'll be spending the afternoon at a local art studio for a Paint and Sip session, time to network, get creative and make new contacts. The session is open to anyone registered for AfPIF, but seats are limited and available on a first come, first served basis.
Sign up via the AfPIF registration platform or reserve your spot here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0x3Cvv0
#WomenTechConnect #AfPIF #WomenInTech #Peering #LINXMombasa #PeeringandMore #LINX #Workonline #EastAfrica #LINXNairobi
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SAVE THE DATE!!
AfPIF 2026 is heading to Kigali, Rwanda 🇷🇼
🗓️ August 18–20, 2026
📍 Kigali Marriott Hotel
More details coming soon 👉 afpif.org/
#AfPIF2026 #Peering #IXP #AfricaTech
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Rwanda to host the 2026 Africa Peering and Interconnection Forum (AfPIF) - mailchi.mp/3a860645353a/afpi…
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Announcing the Official AFIX YouTube Channel - mailchi.mp/990aa8483f72/afpi…
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Our Board of Directors and the Receiver share important updates on current developments for our members and the wider community. Read more here>>bit.ly/101325-AFRINIC-Update
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It's #MANRS election season!!!
Nominations for three (3) seats on the Steering Committee are open now until 17 October 2025 at 23:59 UTC.
Everyone is eligible to serve on the Steering Committee – MANRS participation is not required.
manrs.org/2025/09/nomination…
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2025 AFRINIC Board Election Updates. Meet the newly elected AFRINIC Board : elections.afrinic.net/electe…
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Huge thanks to @FLEXOPTIX for their continued support of #AfPIF! 🙌 Once again our lanyard sponsors and this year also exhibitors. Your commitment keeps the community growing! 🌍
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Missed #AfPIF2025 in Lagos? Catch up on
@AfricanIXPs YouTube!
Kicking off with Patrick Christian’s keynote on Africa’s trends in submarine, cloud & terrestrial networks. 👇
youtu.be/UplWspRQGFY?feature… via @YouTube
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We extend our appreciation to all the #AfPIF2025 exhibitors. Thank you for fostering industry connections and partnerships, and offering opportunities for brand building and market insights with the #Internet eco-system.
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Share your novel Internet measurement visualizations, images, animations, & interactive artifacts at the inaugural Internet Visualization exhibition happening at @ACMSIGCOMM 11 Sep pulse.internetsociety.org/bl…
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A heartfelt thank you to the incredible team behind the success of #AfPIF2025 — your hard work & dedication made it all possible. And to @AfricanIXPs, team, we did it! Your commitment to strengthening Africa’s internet infrastructure truly shone throughout the event.
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The gala celebrated excellence within the peering community, with awards presented to individuals for their outstanding contributions. #AfPIF2025
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Day 2 of #AfPIF2025 concluded with a lively gala dinner by the ocean at Bay Lounge, nestled in the beautiful Lekki neighborhood of Lagos. The evening was proudly sponsored by the local hosts: @IXPNigeria @RackCentre and @afcix_lagos.
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RENU at @AfPIF 2025 – Lagos, Nigeria
We are proud to share that our colleagues Brian Masiga (@ByAdmiral), Arthur Tumwesigye (@arthurxiegillar), and Fahad Muhumuza (@fadsoft) are representing RENU at the African Peering and Interconnection Forum (@AfPIF) 2025, happening this week in Lagos.
AfPIF is a premier event that brings together Internet Service Providers, regulators, research and education networks, and content providers to discuss how to improve Africa’s interconnection, reduce costs, and strengthen local Internet ecosystems.
During the forum, Arthur Tumwesigye and Fahadi Muhumuza presented on:
“Leveraging Solar-powered Routers to Provide Internet Connectivity in African Communities.”
Through this platform, we continue to champion regional collaboration, connectivity growth, and knowledge sharing for the benefit of Uganda’s research and education community.
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The pulse Internet forum, a networking and discussion breakfast meeting organised by @internetsociety drew together both public and private sectors players who are working to grow, strengthen, and secure Nigeria’s and West Africa’s Internet.
#AfPIF2024
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The Peering Bilateral meetings at #AfPIF2025 focused on brief face-to-face engagements that fostered collaboration and funding opportunities.
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The all women in tech panel moderator by Barbara Muthoka of @afchix_network featured Popoola (WIOCC); Adeleke (Digital Flossie); Bamgboye (Equinix) & Odida (Gcore) reiterated the need to encourage more girls and women into technology related courses and jobs.
#AfPIF2025
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The panel “Africa’s Data Centre Landscape: Growth, Challenges, and Viability” brought together leading voices from across the industry to examine the rapid expansion of Africa’s data centre ecosystem and the factors shaping its future. #AfPIF2025
