Former celebrity presenter (1984-1991) of the Cameroon Radio and Television (CRTV), Eric Chinje, has been appointed as Managing Director of African Media Initiative (AMI) for a period of three years, announced the board chairman of AMI, Trevor Ncube. The Cameroonian has replaced Senegalese Amadou M. Ba, co-founder of AllAfrica.com, who had come to the end of his contract. “The board and the media sector in Africa are eternally indebted to Amadou,” stated the new board chairman.
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