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DNSAfrica – Terms and Conditions (.CG Domain Services)

Last updated: 25 January 2026

1. Scope, Delegation and Operational Role

Interpoint is the delegated authority for domain names in the .CG Top-Level Domain, pursuant to the IANA/InterNIC delegation obtained on 14 January 1997.

The daily operation, technical management and commercial administration of the .CG domain space and related services are carried out by a Managing Company, trading as DNSAfrica.

DNSAfrica operates within a technical, administrative and contractual framework for the provision of .CG domain name services.

These Terms and Conditions govern:

  • the use of DNSAfrica services;
  • the registration, renewal, maintenance, suspension and deletion of .CG domain names;
  • the relationship between registrants and the Managing Company identified on invoices;
  • the operational rules applicable to domain name delegation, technical resolution and DNS records.

2. Contractual Relationship with the Managing Company

The contractual relationship is established with the Managing Company identified on the invoices.

By requesting any service, using a .CG domain name, submitting a registration or modification request, accepting an invoice, or paying an invoice, the registrant:

  • enters into a contractual relationship with the Managing Company;
  • accepts these Terms and Conditions;
  • accepts the operational framework of DNSAfrica;
  • agrees to comply with all applicable policies, procedures and payment conditions.

These Terms and Conditions form an integral part of the contractual relationship with the Managing Company. They apply whether or not they are separately signed.

If the registrant does not accept these Terms and Conditions, the registrant must immediately stop using DNSAfrica services and may not register, maintain or use a .CG domain name through DNSAfrica.

3. Supremacy of These Terms

These Terms and Conditions supersede any conflicting terms, including the registrant’s own terms, purchase conditions, reseller conditions or other external conditions, unless expressly accepted in writing by the Managing Company.

Any continued use of DNSAfrica services after publication of updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the current version.

4. Nature of the .CG Domain Service

The registration and use of a .CG domain name is a conditional service provided within a defined technical and administrative framework.

Access to .CG domain names by non-local registrants is conditional, policy-based and subject to DNSAfrica’s operational rules. Such access is not automatic.

Nothing in these Terms shall be interpreted as defining, granting, limiting or restricting any rights that may exist independently under frameworks applicable to genuine local citizens or entities. Matters relating to local eligibility and local administrative management fall within the framework established with the competent local authorities.

5. Definition of the Service Provided

The service provided by DNSAfrica is strictly limited to the technical resolution and maintenance of the domain name for which the registrant pays, within the .CG domain space.

For this purpose, the service consists of recording and maintaining the relevant domain name entry in the systems and DNS servers that are, at the relevant time, authoritative for the .CG Top-Level Domain, and configuring the corresponding delegation information according to the DNS servers provided by the registrant, where technically valid and accepted.

Subject to full and timely payment, DNSAfrica will use reasonable efforts to maintain the domain name in an active technical resolution state within its operational framework for the duration corresponding to the period paid by the registrant.

For the avoidance of doubt, the paid period corresponds to the intended duration during which DNSAfrica will operate the domain name within its systems and within the .CG authoritative infrastructure available to DNSAfrica at the relevant time, subject to the limitations, conditions and risks described in these Terms.

This service does not include:

  • ownership or sale of the domain name;
  • any proprietary right over the domain name;
  • any guarantee of permanent or uninterrupted resolution;
  • any guarantee that the authoritative infrastructure for .CG will remain unchanged;
  • any guarantee that DNSAfrica will permanently retain the ability to maintain the relevant delegation within the .CG authoritative infrastructure;
  • any responsibility for third-party DNS servers, hosting, websites, email services, subdomains, applications or content;
  • any obligation of result beyond DNSAfrica’s best-effort technical operation.

The registrant acknowledges that the technical operation of the .CG domain space may evolve over time, including changes affecting the authoritative servers, registry systems, technical framework, operational procedures, or the infrastructure used for .CG resolution.

If, for any reason outside DNSAfrica’s continuing operational framework, a domain name is no longer resolved through DNSAfrica’s infrastructure, or if DNSAfrica loses the ability to maintain the relevant delegation within the authoritative .CG infrastructure, such event shall not create any right to refund, compensation, indemnity, damages or other financial consequence against DNSAfrica, the Managing Company, or any person involved in the operation of the service.

The registrant expressly acknowledges that payments are made for the service as provided within DNSAfrica’s operational framework at the relevant time, and for the duration paid, and not for any permanent right, ownership, guaranteed duration of technical authority, or guaranteed continuity of the .CG authoritative infrastructure.

The registrant further acknowledges that any liability potentially arising from the provision, interruption, modification, suspension, deletion, non-resolution or loss of ability to maintain such service shall be subject to the strict limitation of liability set out in these Terms, including the maximum amount of EUR 10 per domain name per year.

6. Management of Local Domain Names

DNSAfrica technically manages the .CG domain space as a whole, including local and non-local domain names.

For domain names associated with local citizens or local entities, the administrative management is handled through the competent local authorities. These authorities may operate their own systems and procedures for handling local registrations, modifications and deletions.

DNSAfrica receives instructions from the competent local authorities regarding local domain names, including instructions relating to:

  • creation;
  • modification;
  • deletion;
  • administrative updates;
  • eligibility-related matters.

The management of local domain names, including eligibility, allocation and administrative control, remains under the exclusive competence and responsibility of the competent local authorities.

DNSAfrica acts in a technical capacity and implements instructions received from those authorities within the established operational framework.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, DNSAfrica shall not be liable for decisions, instructions, refusals, delays, approvals, modifications or deletions originating from the competent local authorities.

7. Local Eligibility – Operational Definition

For operational purposes, and in accordance with the framework established with the competent local authorities, a local citizen or local entity may include the following categories.

7.1 Natural Persons

A natural person may be treated as local only where both of the following conditions are met:

  • the person holds the nationality of the Republic of the Congo;
  • the person has an actual, effective and continuing residence in the Republic of the Congo.

These conditions are cumulative.

7.2 Legal Entities and Organizations

A legal entity, association or organization may be treated as local only where it is:

  • duly incorporated, registered or established under the laws of the Republic of the Congo;
  • genuinely and effectively present and active in the Republic of the Congo.

7.3 Exclusion of Foreign Branches and Artificial Structures

Branches, representative offices or local establishments of foreign companies are not considered local entities for the purposes of DNSAfrica’s operational framework.

Entities controlled, directly or indirectly, by non-local persons or entities may be treated as non-local where the effective control, economic benefit or real use lies outside the Republic of the Congo.

Nominee registrations, proxy arrangements, fronting structures, straw-man arrangements or any artificial structure intended to simulate local eligibility are not permitted.

DNSAfrica may apply a substance-over-form assessment where necessary.

8. Public Interest, Pricing and Local Access Policy

DNSAfrica operates the .CG domain space with a public-interest objective consisting in facilitating fair and reasonable access to domain name resources, including through arrangements applicable to local users within the framework established with competent authorities.

DNSAfrica may, at its discretion, provide preferential conditions, reduced fees, free allocation, promotional offers or other pricing advantages to certain categories of users.

Such measures are discretionary, may evolve over time and do not create any vested right, permanent entitlement or expectation of continuation.

DNSAfrica may at any time:

  • modify, suspend or discontinue any preferential condition;
  • introduce administrative, maintenance or nominal fees;
  • adjust pricing structures;
  • withdraw promotional arrangements offered from time to time.

No past practice, repeated practice, promotion or temporary pricing advantage shall be interpreted as creating any permanent right, precedent or continuing obligation.

9. Registration Basis

Domain names are generally processed on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to these Terms, applicable policies, technical requirements, payment obligations and any restrictions or eligibility rules.

DNSAfrica applies a generally open registration approach for non-local registrants, provided that the requested domain name is not restricted, undesirable, misleading, technically defective or otherwise contrary to these Terms.

10. Domain Levels

Domains may be registered directly under the .CG Top-Level Domain.

Registrations under .CO.CG or .COM.CG may also be accepted where available and supported.

11. Restricted Domain Names

Certain domain names may be classified as restricted.

Restricted domain names include, without limitation:

  • domains under, or closely resembling, official or reserved namespaces such as gov, gouv, mil, edu, ac, int, net or similar designations;
  • domains associated with governmental, institutional, administrative or public functions, or that may reasonably be perceived as such;
  • domains requiring sponsorship, validation or authorization by competent authorities;
  • domains that may create confusion with official or institutional entities.

Restricted domain names fall outside DNSAfrica’s ordinary commercial registration process. Such matters may be referred to, or require validation from, the competent local authorities.

DNSAfrica does not act as an approving authority, certification body or arbitrator for restricted domain names.

DNSAfrica may refuse, suspend or delete a restricted domain name where required by the applicable framework, by authority instruction, or where the domain does not have the appropriate authorization.

12. Undesirable Domain Names

A domain name may be considered undesirable where it is, or appears to be:

  • illegal, fraudulent, abusive, deceptive or misleading;
  • used for phishing, spamming, malware, criminal activity or internet dysfunction;
  • used in a manner based on false promises, exploitation, addiction or unlawful conduct;
  • infringing intellectual property rights or constituting cybersquatting;
  • used to impersonate or misrepresent a person, company, brand, institution or public figure;
  • used by non-local entities to falsely appear local or to obtain advantages reserved for local users;
  • vulgar, offensive, defamatory or inappropriate;
  • contrary to accepted internet best practices;
  • harmful to the integrity, credibility, stability or proper functioning of the .CG domain space.

DNSAfrica may suspend or delete undesirable domain names where reasonably necessary.

DNSAfrica does not proactively police domain names, but may consider information received from third parties, registrants, affected parties, courts or competent authorities.

13. No Duty to Monitor, Investigate or Police the Internet

DNSAfrica does not act as:

  • a supervisory authority;
  • a law enforcement body;
  • an investigative authority;
  • a regulator of internet content;
  • a guarantor of lawful use by registrants.

DNSAfrica has no obligation to continuously monitor domain names, websites, email services, subdomains, DNS usage, registrant conduct or compliance with these Terms.

Responsibility for lawful and compliant use rests entirely with the registrant.

DNSAfrica may act when it becomes aware of an issue, receives credible information, identifies an operational concern, or receives a request or instruction from competent authorities or courts.

The absence of action by DNSAfrica shall not be interpreted as approval, validation or acceptance of any domain name, conduct or activity.

14. Delegation Is Not Ownership

A domain name is not property and is not sold to the registrant.

A domain name is a delegation, subject to these Terms, applicable policies, technical requirements and continuing compliance.

The registrant, administrative contact, billing contact or WHOIS contact may sometimes be referred to informally as the “domain owner”, but such wording does not create ownership rights.

Resale or transfer arrangements between private parties are not handled by DNSAfrica as a sale of property. DNSAfrica may provide procedures for changes of contacts or registrant information, subject to verification and approval.

15. Duties of DNSAfrica

DNSAfrica’s duties are limited to the technical and administrative services expressly described in these Terms.

For domain creation or maintenance, DNSAfrica records or maintains the requested domain in the systems and DNS servers that are, at the relevant time, authoritative for the .CG Top-Level Domain, and points the corresponding NS records to the DNS servers specified by the registrant, provided the request is accepted and technically valid.

This is the essential service rendered by DNSAfrica. It does not constitute the sale of a domain name and does not create any ownership right.

Subject to full and timely payment, DNSAfrica will use reasonable efforts to maintain the technical resolution of the domain name for the period paid by the registrant, within DNSAfrica’s operational framework and subject to these Terms.

DNSAfrica provides services on a best-effort basis. It does not guarantee uninterrupted operation, continuous availability, absence of DNS disruption, permanent resolution, or permanent ability to maintain the relevant delegation within the .CG authoritative infrastructure.

DNSAfrica may maintain domain entries, WHOIS information and DNS server information based on legitimate and reasonable registrant requests.

Any duty not expressly assumed by DNSAfrica remains the responsibility of the registrant.

16. Duties of Registrants and Contacts

The registrant and any administrative or billing contact must:

  • provide true, accurate, complete and verifiable contact information;
  • keep WHOIS and billing information updated;
  • renew domains before expiry;
  • pay invoices in due time;
  • maintain compliant DNS servers;
  • use domains lawfully and responsibly;
  • respond to DNSAfrica communications where required.

When a person or entity acts as administrative or billing contact for several domains, problems affecting one domain may have consequences for other domains under the same contact, especially in cases of breach, non-payment, fraud, misleading information or non-response.

Registrants should notify DNSAfrica if they wish to relinquish responsibility for domains under their management.

17. DNS and Technical Requirements

For each domain, the registrant must ensure that at least one authoritative DNS server is operational, compliant with applicable RFC standards, and responding correctly for the domain.

DNSAfrica may verify DNS resolution and technical compliance.

DNSAfrica may suspend or delete a domain that:

  • does not resolve properly;
  • has no functional authoritative DNS server;
  • is technically misconfigured;
  • causes or contributes to DNS instability;
  • does not meet reasonable technical standards.

Where appropriate, DNSAfrica may provide a warning or allow a corrective period. Immediate action may be taken where required for operational stability or policy reasons.

DNSAfrica may use DNS monitoring or crawling tools to determine non-resolution or technical failure. The resulting logs or records may be used as evidence of technical status.

18. Non-Use of Domain Names

A domain name that is not used, does not resolve, or remains technically inactive may be suspended or deleted after notice where DNSAfrica considers corrective action necessary.

Registering a domain and leaving it inactive, unresolved or unpaid is not considered an acceptable use of the service.

Where a registrant no longer wishes to maintain a domain, the registrant should inform DNSAfrica before expiry.

19. Registration, Renewal and Expiry

It is the registrant’s responsibility to pay renewal fees in due time.

Failure to renew before expiry may result in suspension, deletion or loss of the domain without compensation.

DNSAfrica may send renewal reminders before expiry, but the absence of a reminder does not relieve the registrant of the duty to renew.

No reminder is guaranteed after expiry.

A domain left to lapse for non-payment may be deleted, kept on hold or restricted from re-registration at DNSAfrica’s discretion.

20. Payment Identification and Allocation

Payments must clearly identify the domain names and periods concerned.

When paying invoices, the registrant must use the reference or communication field provided by the bank or payment processor to indicate the full list of domains paid for.

If this is not possible, the registrant must email DNSAfrica the list of domains paid for, the number of years paid, and the amount allocated to each domain.

Any payment not accompanied by clear domain references may remain unallocated.

DNSAfrica is not required to trace unclear payments or investigate their origin.

Domains may remain unpaid, suspended, uncreated or unrenewed until payment allocation is clear.

Where a payment is later identified and allocated, the domain may be restored where possible and subject to DNSAfrica’s procedures, but no compensation is due for any suspension period.

21. Payment Reversal, Chargeback or Cancellation

If a payment is rejected, reversed, cancelled, opposed, charged back or otherwise withdrawn after services have been provided, DNSAfrica may suspend or delete the relevant domain names.

This may apply even where a change of contact or registrant information occurred between payment and cancellation.

A payment reversal or cancellation may be treated as a serious breach of these Terms.

22. Processing Times and Manual Operations

DNSAfrica operates within a partially manual, human-operated environment.

Requests may require review, validation, documentation, internal checks or coordination with third parties.

No specific processing time, response time or execution time is guaranteed.

Processing delays, waiting periods and manual handling are inherent to the nature of the service and shall not be considered a breach of contract.

DNSAfrica may prioritize, defer, batch or refuse requests depending on workload, operational constraints, missing information, security concerns or policy considerations.

23. Communication, Email and Ticketing

DNSAfrica communicates primarily by email and support tickets.

Registrants must maintain valid, accessible and secure email addresses for all WHOIS, administrative and billing contacts.

Registrants are responsible for ensuring that DNSAfrica emails and ticket notifications are not blocked by spam filters, antivirus systems, mail server misconfiguration or incorrect DNS email settings.

Registrants should ensure that SPF, DKIM and other relevant mail settings do not prevent receipt of DNSAfrica communications.

DNSAfrica may rely on outgoing email logs, ticketing logs, timestamps or mail service records as evidence that communications were sent.

Failure to receive or read an email does not automatically invalidate a communication properly sent to the recorded contact address.

24. Support Accounts and Security

New customers may be required to sign up for a support account before using DNSAfrica services.

The support system may be operated through a third-party ticketing platform.

Registrants must keep their support accounts accurate, verified and secured with appropriate credentials.

If a registrant receives a ticket notification for a request they did not make, they must immediately notify DNSAfrica through the same ticket or by appropriate means.

DNSAfrica is not responsible for unauthorized access to a registrant’s email account, support account or systems.

Requests originating from recorded administrative or billing email addresses may be treated as legitimate unless DNSAfrica has reason to believe otherwise.

25. Validity of Notices and Requests

Notifications, invoices, reminders, warnings, deletion notices or other communications sent to current WHOIS, administrative or billing contacts may be relied upon by DNSAfrica.

If the registrant contests a notice, invoice, WHOIS entry, warning or other communication, the registrant must notify DNSAfrica promptly.

DNSAfrica may request confirmation before acting on domain-related requests.

If confirmation is requested and no response is received within the stated period, DNSAfrica may ignore, defer or cancel the request.

Failure to respond to communications may affect domain management and may lead to suspension, deletion or termination where appropriate.

26. Confidentiality of Communications

DNSAfrica correspondence, emails, tickets, invoices, WHOIS exchanges and support communications are private and confidential.

They may not be publicly posted, disclosed or distributed to third parties except where required by law, by competent authority, or with DNSAfrica’s consent.

27. Modification of WHOIS, DNS Servers and Contacts

Occasional simple modifications of WHOIS contacts or DNS servers may be processed without charge where they are reasonable, limited and do not constitute a full change of registrant.

Bulk modifications, repetitive requests, unclear requests, conflicting requests, requests involving multiple domains, or requests requiring manual database intervention may be subject to processing fees.

DNSAfrica may require additional documents or procedures to verify the legitimacy of requests.

28. Full Change of Registrant

A full change of registrant includes a change of both administrative and billing contacts, or any change resulting in transfer of effective control to a different legal person or entity.

A full change of registrant is not a simple WHOIS correction.

DNSAfrica may require:

  • a formal letter of authorization;
  • letterhead, signature and stamps where applicable;
  • supporting corporate documentation;
  • manual identity verification;
  • additional security procedures.

DNSAfrica may require that the domain be renewed before a full change of registrant is processed, especially where the domain expires within one year.

A time period of not less than one year may be applied between multiple full change requests.

The modification of one contact followed shortly by modification of another contact may be treated as a full change of registrant.

29. Processing Fees

DNSAfrica may apply processing fees for:

  • bulk modifications;
  • manual database intervention;
  • manual identification procedures;
  • restoration of expired, blocked or suspended domains;
  • release of a domain for public re-registration;
  • requests outside ordinary processing.

Restoration or reinstatement of an expired or blocked domain is at DNSAfrica’s discretion and may attract a fee.

Manual identification procedures may also attract a fee.

30. Resellers

Resellers have no automatic contractual status with DNSAfrica unless expressly agreed in writing.

Resellers are not automatically entitled to rebates or special conditions.

Special arrangements may be considered for significant volumes, at DNSAfrica’s discretion.

31. Legal Responsibility for Domain Use

The registrant is solely responsible for all consequences of the use of the domain name, including:

  • websites;
  • emails;
  • subdomains;
  • services or content associated with any FQDN ending with the registered domain name;
  • civil, commercial, administrative or criminal consequences.

Where WHOIS information is hidden, inaccurate, incomplete or misleading, the applicant or effective user of the domain may be treated as responsible.

DNSAfrica is not responsible for content made available through a delegated domain name.

DNSAfrica may assist competent local authorities or courts where required, within a reasonable and technical cooperation framework.

A simple complaint addressed only to DNSAfrica may not be sufficient to trigger action unless DNSAfrica considers it appropriate or it is supported by competent authority involvement.

32. Suspension, Deletion and Enforcement

DNSAfrica may suspend, delete, block, hold or refuse a domain name where reasonably necessary, including in cases of:

  • breach of these Terms;
  • non-payment;
  • payment reversal;
  • inaccurate or unverifiable information;
  • DNS non-resolution;
  • technical misconfiguration;
  • restricted or undesirable status;
  • fraud, abuse or misleading use;
  • non-response to DNSAfrica communications;
  • operational, security or stability concerns;
  • loss of ability to maintain the relevant delegation within the .CG authoritative infrastructure.

Where appropriate, DNSAfrica may provide notice or allow corrective action. Immediate action may be taken where required by urgency, operational stability, authority instruction, legal risk or serious breach.

Suspension or deletion does not entitle the registrant to compensation, except where required by mandatory applicable law.

33. Effect on Related Domains

Where a registrant, administrative contact or billing contact is responsible for multiple domains, serious breach affecting one domain may affect other domains associated with the same person, entity, contact details or account.

DNSAfrica may suspend, restrict or terminate related services where necessary to manage risk, prevent abuse or enforce these Terms.

34. Termination of Commercial Relationship

Any serious breach of these Terms, any payment issue, any fraudulent or misleading conduct, or any action justifying deletion of a domain may lead to termination of the commercial relationship.

Termination may affect all domains associated with the same registrant, administrative contact, billing contact or account.

For less serious cases, DNSAfrica may instead suspend modifications, defer termination until expiry, keep domains on hold, or refuse further processing.

35. Liability and Limitation of Liability

DNSAfrica, the Managing Company identified on invoices, and their respective officers, directors, employees, contractors and agents provide services on a best-effort basis.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, they shall not be liable for:

  • indirect, incidental or consequential damages;
  • loss of business, revenue, profits, data, goodwill or opportunity;
  • domain suspension, deletion, non-renewal or non-resolution;
  • loss of ability to maintain the relevant delegation within the .CG authoritative infrastructure;
  • technical disruptions inherent to internet infrastructure;
  • failure to detect or prevent misuse;
  • actions taken under these Terms or upon authority request.

In all circumstances, and irrespective of the legal basis of the claim, including contract, tort, negligence, statutory claim or otherwise, DNSAfrica’s total aggregate liability, the Managing Company’s total aggregate liability, and the exclusive remedy available to the registrant shall be strictly limited to the lower of:

  • the amount actually paid by the registrant for the domain name in the preceding twelve months; or
  • EUR 10 per domain name per year.

This limitation applies collectively and individually to DNSAfrica, the Managing Company and all persons or entities involved in the provision, operation or administration of the services.

The registrant expressly acknowledges that this limitation constitutes an essential condition of the contractual relationship and reflects the nature, pricing, technical characteristics and best-effort basis of the services provided.

No claim should be brought against officers, directors, employees, contractors or agents in their personal capacity in relation to services governed by these Terms, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

36. Refunds and Compensation

Payments are generally non-refundable.

DNSAfrica does not provide compensation for suspended, deleted, expired, non-renewed, blocked or technically misconfigured domains where the action results from these Terms, non-compliance, payment issues, authority instruction, registrant responsibility, or loss of ability to maintain the relevant delegation within the .CG authoritative infrastructure.

Where payment fraud is duly reported to competent authorities, DNSAfrica may consider appropriate treatment of the payment at its discretion.

Outstanding amounts may, where appropriate, be assigned to other domains.

All refund or compensation claims, where not excluded, remain subject to the limitation of liability set out in these Terms, including the maximum amount of EUR 10 per domain name per year.

37. Jurisdictional Compatibility

If the law applicable to a registrant does not allow the enforcement of essential provisions of these Terms, including limitations of liability, payment finality, absence of ownership rights or jurisdiction clauses, the registrant must not use DNSAfrica services.

Where such incompatibility arises after registration, the registrant must cease using the services and request appropriate closure or transfer procedures where available.

38. Applicable Law and Jurisdiction

Any dispute relating to DNSAfrica services, this website, domain registration, renewal, use, delegation, suspension or deletion shall be submitted to the competent courts associated with the Managing Company identified on invoices.

Any other jurisdiction is excluded to the extent permitted by applicable law.

DNSAfrica may, at its discretion, accept an arbitral or expert procedure in intellectual property or domain-related matters. Such procedure is not automatic unless expressly accepted by DNSAfrica.

References to local authorities mean the competent authorities relevant to the .CG domain framework.

39. Institutional Neutrality

DNSAfrica operates under a principle of neutrality and non-interference.

Its activities are limited to the technical and administrative operation of domain name services within its defined mandate.

DNSAfrica does not take positions on external commentary, interpretation or matters outside the scope of its services.

Any issues unrelated to the operational management of the .CG domain space fall outside DNSAfrica’s role and, where applicable, within the competence of the relevant authorities.

40. Assistance to Authorities

DNSAfrica may cooperate with competent authorities or courts where required or appropriate.

Such cooperation is provided on a reasonable-efforts basis and does not create a general duty to monitor, investigate or enforce compliance proactively.

41. Updates to These Terms

DNSAfrica may update these Terms and Conditions from time to time.

The current online version supersedes previous versions and any conflicting conditions.

Continued use of DNSAfrica services after publication of updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

42. Disclaimers

DNSAfrica’s disclaimers form part of these Terms and Conditions.

By using DNSAfrica services, the registrant accepts both these Terms and the applicable disclaimers.

All services provided by DNSAfrica are subject to the strict limitation of liability defined in these Terms, including a maximum liability of EUR 10 per domain name per year.

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