If that is the truth, that no court case even exists, it would be mean, that, the whole current board of directors and the AFRINIC CEO's office would had all been all involved into deceiving the African community in some sort of conspiracy, those are severe accusations which I refuse to believe wit
@Andrew
Let me ask a simple question
Have you failed to access the public document from the Mauritian courts ??
I would suggest since the reference has been given its easier for you to access
the documents less they share it here and you still think that they might have
doctored it s
> On 22 Feb 2019, at 14:35, Dabu Sifiso wrote:
> Only the CEO's office can answer this by now.
> The board has decided their part was done, they made an announcement, they
> choose to ignore requests for more information and provide silence as an
> answer.
I can confirm that the judgement fr
Hi Alan,
> I can confirm that the judgement from the Mauritius Supreme Court exists. I
> have in my possession a certified copy of the judgement from motion
> SC/COM/MOT/01411/2018, which anybody may obtain from the court registry.
Thanks for confirming that. Can you please just scan it and po
Hi Alan,
> I attach it here.
Great. Thanks!
Sander
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Thank you Alan,
Can we – as the members – please see the letter submitted to the court as well
as the affadavits under which this was obtained – since these pleadings should
also be a matter of public record, and while I am in the process of retrieving
these through the court – it would be far
Dear Community,
As we are getting closer to AFRINIC-2019 AGMM, destructive elements have woken
up again and looking for ways and means to derail this important members
meeting , knowing the current status of the organisation .
These destructive elements are credited and known for nothing more t