[Community-Discuss] How to we move from here.

[Christian Orozco]

It would be very hard to regain trust in AFRINIC based on what we have
learned about its unjust actions.

Indeed, AFRINIC needs to reorganize and undergo some sort
of transformation. We all understand that such a process will take some
time but on the other hand, a more stable RIR can be tapped to sustain its
operation for the benefit of many users.




Regards,
Christian

On Wed, Aug 11, 2021 at 12:32 AM Brian Sowers <b.sowers154 at gmail.com> wrote:


> Very eloquently said. In short, AFRINIC bungles or botches every

> decision/policy. From Ernest to this present-day litigation with Cloud, it

> is evident AFRINIC does not have Africa’s best internet interests at heart.

> Rather, AFRINIC is more so interested in power and control; it is

> self-serving. I believe the few standing in defense of AFRINIC are doing

> more than giving a blind eye to AFRINIC’s corrupted operations. They are

> serving their own temporary self-interest at the great cost of long lasting

> repercussions for Africa. There is otherwise no explanation.

>

> The answer to your question, how do we move from here, is evident. AFRINIC

> can no longer be trusted for the development and stability of the internet

> in Africa. In fact, it could never be trusted. Either a *new* “bottom-up”

> approach in that it clears the personnel in its entirety at the roots at

> AFRINIC with new trusted personnel is to be implemented, or 2. that AFRINIC

> is disbanded altogether and it’s resources allocated to another RIR, such

> as RIPE. Both options are in Africa’s best interest.

>

>

> -Brian

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