The Africa Internet Summit 2026 lands in Nairobi from 22 to 26 June 2026. Join onsite or online and engage with Africa’s Internet community. Organized by AFRINIC and AFNOG, hosted by the telecommunications service providers of Kenya.

The Call for Presentations for the Africa Internet Summit 2026 is now open. Submit your proposal at 2026.internetsummit.africa/p… #AIS26 #AfricaInternetSummit #Nairobi

Gain unparalleled visibility and market presence among industry leaders and decision-makers, positioning your brand as a key player in Africa's digital infrastructure ecosystem.Let’s talk>> bit.ly/AIS26-Sponsorships #AIS2026

Join tech-experts, regulators, operators, engineers and business leaders at AIS’26. Secure your seat by registering here>> bit.ly/AIS26-Registration

The AIS’26 provides a platform where African governments and global stakeholders meet to benchmark issues on Internet policy, Internet governance, ICT4D, Internet access and technical capacity building. Register to join us online>> bit.ly/AIS26-Registration @TESPOK_KENYA

Join us for Africa’s leading Internet industry event, co-organised by @AFRINIC and @AfNOG, and hosted by @TESPOK_KENYA. More details coming soon, stay tuned.

The Vision 2017 ➡️ The Upgrade 2026! The new, interactive Registry.Africa is officially LIVE! With 56,000 domains & 70 registrars globally, getting your .africa identity is easier than ever. New Features: - Success Spotlights: Meet the innovators leading the continent’s digital charge. - Streamlined Access: A reimagined UI to get you to your business tools faster. - Industry Intelligence: Stay ahead with real-time updates on Africa's evolving digital landscape. A huge THANK YOU to our partners for making this dream a reality. @AFRINIC @AfNOGWorkshops Claim your space: registry.africa What does your African digital identity mean to you? #DotAfrica #RegistryAfrica #OneDomainOneContinent #IamDotAfrica

Be part of a community-led review of the Policy Development Process and engage in impactful policy discussions driving Africa’s Internet ecosystem forward. Register Here>> bit.ly/AFRINIC36-Registratio…

📢 Excited to announce #WACREN2026, happening 23–27 March 2026 in Banjul! We’ll explore how open, federated & community-driven digital ecosystems are shaping Africa’s digital future. Featuring initiatives like #LIBSENSE, @AfricaDigCampus, WACREN CLI-MET & #EduAI. @AC3_News

Our board is hosting a community engagement session where we’ll reconnect, share progress, and gather your feedback for the road ahead. Register here>> bit.ly/Register-BoardCommuni…

30 years ago, Ghana lit the fuse of Africa’s internet revolution. From dial-up to 5G, from classrooms to a continental movement — visionaries, partnerships, and resilience built a digital future for all. The journey continues. youtu.be/_Oip1RVb7QY?si=rXoM…

@internetsociety Live from Accra! Today is #ISOC Day at the Africa Internet Summit 2025 From community networks to resilient Internet, policy, training & Africa-wide interconnection — the agenda is packed. Follow the livestream & updates: YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=OugjInGk…

Big thanks to our awesome volunteers! Ghana Dot Com: Justin, Leah, Yayra, Victoria, Selorm AFNOG: Elizabeth See all the photos here: flickr.com/photos/ais_africa

Goodwill Message from @ICANN Mr. Kurt Lindqvist, CEO & President of ICANN, shared his support and vision during the #AIS25 international leaders segment — reinforcing global collaboration for Africa’s internet future. youtube.com/watch?v=9fASLXPf…

Kevin Chege and @amreesh will be providing a review of the Internet resilience of Ghana and West Africa this Friday, 3 October, from 11:00 UTC @AIS_Africa internetsummit.africa/progra… #AIS25

It's AF* Day! Follow today’s sessions, the full schedule, and more in the Agenda here>> internetsummit.africa/progra…

Big shoutout to AFNOG! Nancy Dotse reminds us that Africa’s tech future thrives when we come together—engineers, students, and ISPs—sharing knowledge and building networks across the continent. youtube.com/watch?v=txOWBb9S…

Another key message: Africa is still sending a lot of its internet traffic through Europe—even when it’s meant for a neighbor next door. That means slower speeds, higher costs, and unnecessary risks. The fix? Connect more locally, trust our own networks.

Dr. Steve Crocker opened with humility and history—reminding us that the Internet was born not from competition, but from shared vision, curiosity, and trust. Collaboration wasn’t a strategy; it was survival. 🌍 #AIS25 #InternetPioneer youtube.com/watch?v=J3T2vGbZ…

Prof. Nii Quaynor opened Day 2 with energy and community spirit—reminding everyone that AFNOG and AFRINIC are driven by collaboration, shared purpose, and active participation. The chants set the tone: we grow this ecosystem together. youtube.com/watch?v=KMtSZN-f…