The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Management of the Africa Young Voices (AYV) Media Empire has appointed Mamaja Jalloh, widely known as D.J Base as the Company’s new Compliance and Enforcement Director.
He reports directly to the CEO of AYV, Ambassador Anthony Navo Jr. and the new office is an added assignment to his currently role in the Company as Presenter for the ‘Back To Base’ and the ‘Hot Seat’ TV Shows.
As Compliance and Enforcement Director, D.J Base is responsible to ensure that all staff, volunteers and interns working for the Company, comply with all relevant laws and regulations, as well as enforcing the Company’s Policies and Procedures.
Mamaja Jalloh is a popular radio Disc Jockey in Sierra Leone who’s worked for years to make people aware of issues that affect their lives—from protecting women from sexual assault to the misappropriation of government funds.
He has served as a highly respected advocate of youth issues and the voice of many other underprivileged masses in Sierra Leone.
Born on 7th October, 1972, in Wilberforce, Freetown, DJ Base attended the Wilberforce Primary School and later proceeded to the Sierra Leone Grammar School where he sat for the G.C.E. O’Levels.
Africa Young Voices (AYV) Media Empire: is a leading media company providing cutting-edge communication solutions. AYV operates three television channels, radio, newspaper, and a printing press. AYV also broadcasts on DStv Channel 399 in Sierra Leone and across Africa.
AYV International is headquartered in London, United Kingdom with networks across the world including in Africa, Asia, Europe, Pacific, the Americas, and Caribbean.
AYV has established a strategic partnership with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the world service programme in London. This partnership offers both AYV and the BBC a world – class broadcasting platform and resources for audiences across the world. More about: www.ayvnews.com.