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AfNOG recognizes African individuals who have made great contributions to the development and growth of Internet in Africa with the following awards:

AfNOG recognizes African individuals who have made great contributions to the development and growth of Internet in Africa with the following awards:

* Abha Ahuja Fellowship Award - was created by the [[ISOC|Internet Society]] (ISOC) in memory and recognition of the contributions of the late [[Abha Ahuja]] in improving the Internet and participanting in different organizations such as [[ARIN]], [[RIPE]], [[APNIC]], AfNOG, the [[IRTF]], ISOC, etc., who was also a Senior Research Engineer at Arbor Networks in Ann Arbor, and Director of the Routing Area at [[IETF]].<ref>[http://www.afnog.org/abha_ahuja_bursary/ Abha Ahuja Fellowship Award]</ref> The grant is given annually to qualified applicants who are actively engaged in improving the internet in Africa such as Network Engineers, Operational and Infrastructure Support Personnel, or Educators, to attend a regional operators meeting particularly, the [[RIPE]] Meeting.

* Abha Ahuja Fellowship Award - was created by the [[ISOC|Internet Society]] (ISOC) in memory and recognition of the contributions of the late [[Abha Ahuja]] in improving the Internet and participanting in different organizations such as [[ARIN]], [[RIPE]], [[APNIC]], AfNOG, the [[IRTF]], ISOC, etc., who was also a Senior Research Engineer at Arbor Networks in Ann Arbor, and Director of the Routing Area at [[IETF]].<ref>[http://www.afnog.org/abha_ahuja_bursary/ Abha Ahuja Fellowship Award]</ref> The grant is given annually to qualified applicants who are actively engaged in improving the internet in Africa such as Network Engineers, Operational and Infrastructure Support Personnel, or Educators, to attend a regional operators meeting particularly, the [[RIPE]] Meeting.

* NII Service Award - The Network Information Infrastructure (NII) Service Award was established during the 10th year anniversary of AfNOG; it was initiated by the 2007 [[Jonathan Postel Award]] recipient, Dr. [[Nii Narku Quaynor]], to recognize African individuals who made significant contributions to the African Internet community.<ref>[http://www.afnog.org/awards.html NII Service Award]</ref> Recipients of the 2010 AfNOG NII Service Awards include:<ref>[http://www.afnog.org/awards.html 2010 NII Service Awards Recipients]</ref>

* NII Service Award - The Network Information Infrastructure (NII) Service Award was established during the 10th year anniversary of AfNOG; it was initiated by the 2007 [[Jonathan Postel Award]] recipient, Dr. [[Nii Quaynor]], to recognize African individuals who made significant contributions to the African Internet community.<ref>[http://www.afnog.org/awards.html NII Service Award]</ref> Recipients of the 2010 AfNOG NII Service Awards include:<ref>[http://www.afnog.org/awards.html 2010 NII Service Awards Recipients]</ref>

** [[Anne-Rachel Inne]]- NII Service Award

** [[Anne-Rachel Inne]]- NII Service Award

** [[Michuki Mwangi]]- NII Junior Award

** [[Michuki Mwangi]]- NII Junior Award

==Previous AfNOG Conferences==

==Previous AfNOG Conferences==

* AfNOG 2000- Cape Town, South Africa

* AfNOG 2000 - Cape Town, South Africa

* AfNOG 2001- Accra, Ghana

* AfNOG 2001 - Accra, Ghana

* AfNOG 2002- Lome, Togo

* AfNOG 2002 - Lome, Togo

* AfNOG 2003- Kampala, Uganda

* AfNOG 2003 - Kampala, Uganda

* AfNOG 2004- Dakar, Senegal

* AfNOG 2004 - Dakar, Senegal

* AfNOG 2005- Maputo, Mozambique

* AfNOG 2005 - Maputo, Mozambique

* AfNOG 2006- Nairobi, Kenya

* AfNOG 2006 - Nairobi, Kenya

* AfNOG 2007- Abuja, Nigeria

* AfNOG 2007 - Abuja, Nigeria

* AfNOG 2008- Rabat, Morocco

* AfNOG 2008 - Rabat, Morocco

* AfNOG 2009- Cairo, Egypt

* AfNOG 2009 - Cairo, Egypt

* AfNOG 2010- Kigali, Rwanda

* AfNOG 2010 - Kigali, Rwanda

 

 

==References==

==References==