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African 'al-Jazeera' aims to give a fairer view of the continent
More than 20 years ago, Mohammed Amin set up his camera in the dustbowls of Korem in northern Ethiopia and filmed people starving to death. His footage, accompanied by a report from the BBC's Michael Buerk, left an indelible impression of Africa on the minds of British television viewers.
More than 20 years ago, Mohammed Amin set up his camera in the dustbowls of Korem in northern Ethiopia and filmed people starving to death. His footage, accompanied by a report from the BBC's Michael Buerk, left an indelible impression of Africa on the minds of British television viewers.
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