The .africa gTLD intends to promote African businesses, people and culture on the internet and will allow Africa to actively contribute to the digital economy. It is also a source of funding for the development of ICT projects on the continent,
It is now time to create the next chapter in the .africa story as the general public begins applying for their chosen .africa domains
Africa, today you have reclaimed your digital identity. dotAfrica will allow us to tell our own story
A truly African initiative created by Africans, for the world.
dotAfrica (dns translation .africa), Africa’s home on the worldwide web proudly administered by Registry Africa Limited, and the Imbumba Foundation’s Trek4Mandela campaign have agreed in principle to collaborate with each other to create visibility and awareness around their respective key strategic imperatives.
Africa not only has talent but its open for business. That’s the message being conveyed to the world by the Ndlovu Youth Choir via its choir.africa online platform.
DotAfrica, Africa’s home on the worldwide web proudly administered by Registry Africa, today (11 August 2019) rolled out the red carpet for a determined group of Trek4Mandela climbers who successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro with the dotAfrica flag in hand.
Major businesses continue to adopt the dotAfrica (.africa) geographic Top Level Domain (gTLD) in an effort to secure their African digital space. Most recently, leading Intellectual Property and Commercial Law firm, Adams & Adams, announced a digital identity switchover to www.adams.africa on its social media accounts.
Banking giant Absa launched its new digital identity absa.africa today, as part of its strategy to redefine its brand by aligning itself and connecting with all things African.
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