Africa Radio International (ARI), a newly established Pan-African media platform dedicated to amplifying African voices and shaping authentic African narratives, has officially announced the appointment of its inaugural management team.
Speaking from ARI’s global headquarters in Washington, D.C., the Managing Editor, Binta Suleiman Yero, described the announcement as a defining milestone in the organization’s journey to transform the African media landscape.
She said the formation of the team underscores ARI’s commitment to excellence, inclusivity, and the advancement of Pan-African ideals through innovative and responsible broadcasting.
According to Yero, the new management team comprises visionary professionals with vast experience spanning media, communications, technology, and community engagement. She expressed confidence that their collective expertise would drive ARI’s mission to connect Africans on the continent and in the diaspora, giving them a powerful voice on the global stage.
The Editor-in-Chief and Chief Executive Officer, Hassan Maina Kaina, will provide overall leadership and steer ARI’s global vision and strategic partnerships. Also, the Planner and Fixer, Mohammed Abba, will oversee daily operations, ensuring seamless delivery of ARI’s news, programs, and services.
In the creative segment, the Associate Editor, Aisha Mu’azu, is to lead the editorial and multimedia direction of ARI’s radio and digital platforms.
Similarly, Idriss Abdallah Bako will serve as the Editor for Ghana and the West African region, while Souley Mumouni Barma takes charge of editorial coordination for Niger Republic and the Sahel region. The Central African desk will be managed by Maimunatou Sadou, who will serve as Editor for the Republic of Cameroon and its neighbouring areas.
Yero further noted that the team’s diversity and professional depth reflect ARI’s Pan-African character and its commitment to credible storytelling. She reaffirmed that the station is poised to set a new benchmark for African broadcasting, focusing on factual reporting, compelling narratives, and inclusive conversations that resonate with audiences both within and outside the continent.