Africa
- Angola
- Angola Internet Exchange (ANG-IX), Official website
- Botswana
- Botswana Internet Exchange (BINX), Official website
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Kinshasa Internet Exchange (KINIX), Official website
- Egypt
- Cairo Internet Exchange (CR-IX), Official website
- Middle East Internet Exchange (MEIX), Official website
- Ghana
- Ghana Internet Exchange (GIX), Official website
- Ivory Coast
- Ivory Coast Internet Exchange (CIIXP), Official website
- Kenya
- Kenya Internet Exchange (KIXP), Official website
- Lesotho
- Lesotho Internet Exchange Point (LIXP)
- Mozambique
- Mozambique Internet Exchange (MOZ-IX), Official website
- Nigeria
- Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN), Lagos, Official website
- Ibadan Internet Exchange (IBIX), Ibadan, Official website
- Rwanda
- Rwanda Internet Exchange (RINEX), Rwanda, Official website
- South Africa
- Cape Town Internet Exchange (CINX), Cape Town, Official website
- Johannesburg Internet Exchange (JINX), Johannesburg, Official website
- The Neutral Internet Exchange (NeutrINX), Centurion, Official website
- Sudan
- Sudanese Internet Exchange Point (SIXP), Official website
- Tanzania
- Tanzania Internet eXchange (TIX), Dar es Salaam, Official website
- Arusha Internet Exchange Point (AIXP), Arusha, Official website
- Uganda
- Uganda Internet Exchange Point (UiXP), Official website
- Zambia
- Lusaka IXP (Lusaka IXP), Official website
- Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe Internet Exchange (ZINX), Official website
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