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Step-by-Step Guide for .gh, .ng, and .za Domain Verification

When registering a local African domain, extra verification steps are often required by regional registries to ensure the security and authenticity of the web space. Here is how to verify your domain for our three core markets.
 
1. Ghana (.gh / .com.gh)
 
The Ghana Domain Name Registry (GDNR) requires manual validation for most .gh extensions.
  • Step 1: Complete your purchase via MoMo or card.
  • Step 2: Check your email for a "Verification Required" notice.
  • Step 3: For .com.gh or .org.gh, you must provide your Business Registration Certificate or Ghana Card.
  • Step 4: For .edu.gh, an official letter from the educational institution is required.
  • Timeline: Activation usually takes 3–5 business days after documents are submitted.
2. Nigeria (.ng / .com.ng)
 
Most .ng domains are "Open," meaning they activate almost instantly, but specific extensions have strict rules.
  • Step 1: Purchase your .ng or .com.ng domain.
  • Step 2: For .gov.ng or .edu.ng, you must upload authorization documents from the relevant Nigerian government body or institution.
  • Step 3: Ensure your WHOIS contact details are accurate. If the registry flags your info as "Incomplete," the domain will be suspended until updated.
  • Timeline: Standard .ng domains are live in minutes. Restricted extensions take 3–5 business days.
3. South Africa (.za / .co.za)
 
The ZADNA registry is highly automated, but verification usually happens during a "transfer" or if a "random audit" is triggered.
  • Step 1: Register your .co.za or .org.za domain.
  • Step 2: If you receive a "Validation Request," you must click the link sent to the Admin Email within 24 hours.
  • Step 3: For transfers, the current owner must approve the "Ticket" sent by the registry to move the domain to CoLi Link.
  • Timeline: New registrations are typically instant.

Pro-Tip for all regions: Always use an email address you check daily for your domain registration. Missing a verification email is the #1 reason domains fail to activate or get suspended.

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