I like the website. I am looking at migrating some of my sites to WordPress myself (the wp-admin folder access hack sounds very useful).

Looking at security surrounding the website  - I see you are using "Let's Encrypt" - that's very cool.

As I'm into DNS/DNSSEC & IPv6...

You should consider using DNSSEC. Would that not be a good example to the Kenyan and the general African community?
I'm aware that "or.ke" is currently not (no longer) signed - but a little pressure on Abdalla at kenic... ?  ;-)
You could then add DANE - so the Website Certificate can be verified via the DNS, and even add some CAA records as well to the DNS...

@    IN    CAA    0 issue letsencrypt.org                                     ; This site only does Let's Encrypt Certificates
@    IN    CAA    0 iodef mailto:dns-admin@kictanet.or.ke            ; Whom to notify if anything else chosen

Lastly - when is IPv6 coming? I see no AAAA records.
Thought Cloudflare supported IPv6 pretty much everywhere?

Dear listers,

Greetings,

KICTANet has just finished working on the first phase of the new website  and would now like to invite you to give comments/suggestions. Especially on how it can serve as an ICT policy engagement platform and as an Information resource for stakeholders.

Here's the link: https://www.kictanet.or.ke/. You can send your comments either on/offlist, or on the website itself.

KICTANet owes a lot to the brilliant team that worked on this website (Amos Ochieng from pixels Kenya, Barrack Otieno, Mike Musya and Washington Odhiambo) Special thanks to Washington who developed and maintained the old website from the early days of the network.

As always, we thank you for your continued feedback and we hope you will enjoy the new look and feel.

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Mark James ELKINS  -  Posix Systems - (South) Africa
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