was standing, his body hit the airplane wall causing his death. He was 53. Tetley also did not survive the crash. Legacy In June 2006, Mo and Me, an Al Jazeera documentary film about Amin was premiered. It won Best International Documentary at the Los Angeles International Film Festival. Al Jazeera and Camerapix funded the film. Amin's son, Salim Amin, runs the Camerapix company as of 2008. Mo Amin is the inspiration for the A24 news channel, a proposed independent pan-African 24-hour 'African voice for Africa' which commenced broadcasting from Nairobi on 19 September 2008. Mohamed Amin worked with numerous journalists and writers, including Tahir Shah and Colin Blane, as well as Michael Buerk. References Further reading External links Mohamed Amin Foundation "Milestones on December 9, 1996 of Time - Announcement of deaths of Mohamed Amin and Brian Tetley INSIDE AFRICA: At the Movies." (Archive) CNN. February 24, 2007. -- interview transcripts, discussing Mohamed Amin and Mo & Me Mo & Me - Al Jazeera 1943 births 1996 deaths Photojournalists Kenyan journalists Kenyan photographers Ethiopian Airlines Kenyan amputees Members of the Order of the British Empire Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in 1996 Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in the Comoros People from Nairobi 20th-century journalists