AfNOG Meeting and Workshop Sponsors

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
AfNOG 2008 Rabat, Morocco 24th May - 6th June, 2008
AfNOG 2009 Cairo, Egypt 10th May - 22nd May, 2009
AfNOG 2010 Kigali, Rwanda 23rd May - 4th June, 2010
AfNOG 2011 Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania 29th May - 10th June, 2011

With Thanks

The African 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 AfNOG 2011

AfNOG 2010 Workshop and Meetings that took place from 29th May - 10th June, 2011 in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania would not have been possible without the generous support of the following organizations:

The Internet Society has kindly provided funding to help cover the cost of training workshop participants.
The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) is a Gold sponsor, and a local host for the event. They also provided other in-kind support.
Google Kindly provided support to help cover the cost of training of some Workshop participants.
CRDB Bank PLC is a Bronze sponsor.
AfriNIC is a joint sponsor for the AfNOG 2011 events.
The Tanzania Network Information Centre (tzNIC) is a Ruby sponsor, and a local host for the event. They also provided other in-kind support.
National Microfinance Bank (NMB) is a Ruby sponsor.
  The Tanzania Ministry of Communications, Science and Technology is a Ruby sponsor.
The Tanzania Revenue Authority is a Ruby sponsor.
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.
  NetworkTheWorld.orgkindly donated funds to support the Workhop, and presented a tutorial.
SimbaNet (T) Ltd provided 10/10 Mbps of Internet connectivity, and technical expertise.
Zanzibar Telecommunication Ltd (Zantel) provided 10/10 Mbps of Internet connectivity, and technical expertise.
Tanzania Telecommunications Company Ltd (TTCL) provided 5/5 Mbps of Internet connectivity, and technical expertise.
WIA Company Ltd provided 5/5 Mbps of Internet connectivity, and technical expertise.
The White Sands Hotel kindly supported the event with Dinner for Participants.
Cisco Systems along with Cisco Europe have kindly loaned routing and switch equipment to AfNOG for hand s-on training sessions in the workshop classrooms as well as kindly donating funds to cover workshop fees for some participants.
Cisco Press has kindly donated technical reference books for workshop participants.
FreeBSD Mall has donated full sets of the FreeBSD 8.0 release CDs for all workshop participants.
O'Reilly and Associates kindly donated technical reference books for all workshop participants.
JPCERT has provided resources to support workshop.

Thank you!