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Mr. Quaynor is the Chairman of [[Ghana Dot Com LTD]], a position he has held since 2007.<ref>[[ICANN]] 42 Interview</ref>

Mr. Quaynor is the Chairman of [[Ghana Dot Com LTD]], a position he has held since 2007.<ref>[[ICANN]] 42 Interview</ref>

Quaynor is not a contender for [[.africa]], and is the administrative contact for a technical forum on dotAfrica gTLD at [[DotAfrica.org]].<ref>[http://whois.domaintools.com/Dotafrica.org dotafrica.org Whois Data]</ref>

Quaynor is the administrative contact for a technical forum on the [[DotAfrica]] [[gTLD]] at [[DotAfrica.org]].<ref>[http://whois.domaintools.com/Dotafrica.org dotafrica.org Whois Data]</ref>

===ICANN===

===ICANN===

==Controversy==

==Controversy==

[[DotConnectAfrica]] has been a vocal critic of Quaynor's dealings with [[DotAfrica]], citing conflicts of interest and abuse of power however DCA has criticized everyone who talked about dotAfrica including Ministers of State, members of technical community including Quaynor who is not a bidder but is a member of AUC dotAfrica task force and the author's claims of having AUC letters of support to DCA have proven untrue and the aggrieved author is upset with AUC involvement in dotafrica gTLD.<ref>[http://www.dotconnectafrica.org/2011/05/no-nii-quaynor-vice-chair-african-union-africa-taskforce/ DCA: "Say “No” to Nii Quaynor, Vice Chair of African Union “.africa” Taskforce"]</ref>

[[DotConnectAfrica]] has been a vocal critic of Quaynor's dealings with [[DotAfrica]], citing conflicts of interest and abuse of power.<ref>[http://www.dotconnectafrica.org/2011/05/no-nii-quaynor-vice-chair-african-union-africa-taskforce/ DCA: "Say “No” to Nii Quaynor, Vice Chair of African Union “.africa” Taskforce"]</ref> Quaynor claims, however, that DCA has criticized everyone involved with DotAfrica, including Ministers of State and members of technical community, including Quaynor himself, who is not a bidder but is a member of the [[AUC DotAfrica Task Force]].

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