-----------------------News from dotAfrica ----------------------- Dear Friends of dotAfrica, It has been a very busy month and year for dotAfrica. These are some of the highlights from the past few weeks: * We presented at the African Internet Governance in Cairo and the Internet Governance Forum in Baku, both very well received. * We were represented at a number of events within the African continent by our African Liaison, Koffi Djossou. * Our dotAfrica application received no Early Warnings from the ICANN GAC. * We received our 41st letter of support from the government of Seychelles. * Our dotAfrica application is going from strength to strength. Read the complete newsletter online here ----------------------------------------- http://tinyurl.com/b8j6oj6 ----------------------------------------- 1. Note from the Editor 2. Main story 3. Technical news 4. Features: "From our African liaison" 5. Profile: Andrew Mack 6. More news from dotAfrica
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