The African Network Operators' Group

Year	Location	Dates
AfNOG 2000	Cape Town, South Africa	30th April - 5th May, 2000
AfNOG 2001	Accra, Ghana	5th May - 13th May, 2001
AfNOG 2002	Lome, Togo	5th May - 14th May, 2002
AfNOG 2003	Kampala, Uganda	8th June - 15th June, 2003
AfNOG 2004	Dakar, Senegal	16th May - 21st May, 2004
AfNOG 2005	Maputo, Mozambique	17th April - 25th April, 2005
AfNOG 2006	Nairobi, Kenya	7th May - 15th May, 2006
AfNOG 2007	Abuja, Nigeria	23rd April - 7th May, 2007

With Thanks

The Africa Network Operators' Group (AfNOG) would like to thank all our sponsors over the years for their support and help. Without these generous organizations the AfNOG meetings and workshops would not have been possible.

Sponsors AfNOG2008

AfNOG2008 Workshop and Meetings taking place from May 24 - June 6, 2008 in Rabat, Morocco would not be possible without the generous support of the following organizations:

	The National Center for Scientific and Technical Research, CNRST (http://www.cnr.ac.ma/) and the Mohammadia Engineering Institute, EMI (http://www.emi.ac.ma/) are joint hosts of the event.
	AfriNIC is a joint sponsor for the AfNOG 2008 events.
	Afilias has kindly provided support to help cover the cost of training of some workshop participants.
	Cisco Systems along with Cisco Europe have kindly loaned routing and switch equipment to AfNOG for hands-on training sessions in the workshop classrooms as well as kindly donating funds to cover workshop fees for some participants.
	The National Science Foundation provided assistance to participating network engineers from research and education networks via the NSRC project.
	Cisco Press has kindly donated technical reference books for workshop participants.
	The Internet Society has kindly provided funding to help cover the cost of training workshop participants.
	FreeBSD Mall has donated full sets of the FreeBSD 6.1 release CDs for all workshop participants.
	IDRC CRDI has kindly provided funding to help cover the cost of training of some Workshop/NREN Participants and Trainee Instructors.
	O'Reilly and Associates kindly donated technical reference books for all workshop participants.
	Francophonie together with AfriNIC have kindly provided support to help cover the cost of some training workshop participants.
	The Network Startup Resource Center helps to organize AfNOG workshop and Meeting curriculum, facilitate the donation and shipping of books and equipment and provides some instructors as well as paying for their travel.