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    Sikuvile Journalism Awards: Finalists announced!

    Finalists for the 2019 Sikuvile Journalism Awards have been announced. This follows an increased number of entries and judging that took place at the end of May.
    Sikuvile Journalism Awards: Finalists announced!
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    The winners will receive R15,000, a trophy and a certificate. All finalists will receive certificates. Commendation certificates are awarded at the judges’ discretion.

    The following categories will only be announced at the Awards on the evening of 12 September at The Venue, Melrose Arch.

    • Category 15: SA Story of the Year
    • Category 16: Upcoming/Rising Star of the Year
    • Category 17: Journalist of the Year
    • Category 18: Allan Kirkland Soga Lifetime Achiever Award

    There are no finalists in the Category 11: Sports Photographs.

    The judging panel was headed up by convening judge, Mathatha Tsedu, and included newspaper industry experts Dinesh Balliah, Henry Jefreys, Mike Siluma, Tyrone August, Phil Mthimkhulu, Pippa Green, Liesl Louw-Vaundrum, Mary Papayya, Ryland Fisher, Neo Ntsoma, Maud Motanyane, Lizeka Mda, Thabo Leshilo and Themba Hadebe.

    Sikuvile Journalism Awards 2019 finalists

    Hard News
    Lulamile Feni“Birth after death”; “Dumped like a dead dog, a small piece of me died with him.”; “A shepherd and Dinosaurs.”Daily Dispatch
    Aron F Hyman“Hyper-trauma’: Another young life lost, more desperate pleas in gangland.”; “Order to kill was issued in jail cell”; “Tears as Hannah’s friend faces her ‘killers’ in court”Times Live
    Columns/Editorial
    Bareng Batho Kortjaas“Hey Baxter, Bafana are not a family business for moegoes”Sunday Times
    Mpumelelo Mkhabela“South Africa After Zuma”News 24
    Matthew Du Plessis“Mad Science”Mail and Guardian
    Carla Lewis“Stompie moet steeds by ons spook”Beeld
    Pearl Boshomane“Barbie’s pale imitation”Sunday Times
    Enterprise News
    Sipho Kings“Rich Jo’burg’s shitshow”; “20-million in SA denied clean water”; “An El Niño away from water crisis”Mail and Guardian
    Marianne Merten“The Solms-Delta way, or how not to do land reform”Daily Maverick
    Graeme Hosken“Serial Horror”Sunday Times
    Feature Writing
    Murray La Vita“Pirouette teen apartheid”Die Burger
    Mia Milan, Laura Lopez Gonzalez, Pontsho Pilane, Joan Van Dyk“Who killed Ntombizodwa? Politics, protest and Corruption in the North West”Bhekisisa
    Lucas Ledwaba“The land belongs to us!”Mail Guardian
    Zanele Mji“Those graves were our tittle deeds”Amabhungane
    Simon Allison“The Boy Scouts Keeping the Peace in the Central African Republic”Mail And Guardian
    Mia Malan“Madams, myths and morals: the risky business of selling sex”Bhekisisa
    Hanlie Retief“Koekie Botha”Rapport
    Willemien Brummer“Bloedwerke’ van ’n speurhoof”Die Burger
    Aron Hyman“The animals call for food, but we have nothing”Times Select
    Investigative Journalism
    Poloko Tau“Medical Mayhem”City Press
    Bongani Fuzile“Broadband Lies”Daily Dispatch
    Sipho Masondo and Dewald Van Rensburg“VBS”City Press
    Pauli Van Wyk“Tom Moyane: The decimation of SarsDaily Maverick
    Editorial Cartoons
    Carlos Amato“A Matter of Degree”Mail and Guardian
    Jack Swanepoel, John Curtis and (Dr Jack & Curtis)“Sugar and Spice”; “Respect to Aretha”; “Hang on a Minute”; “Defusing tension”; “Putting words in this mouth”City Press, Eyewitness News
    Fred Mouton“They just keep on gorging, but don’t want to fly”; “Earthling, take me to your leader.”Die Burger
    Graphic Journalism
    John Mccann“Portfolio of 10 infographics and illustrations”Mail and Guardian
    Costa Phuti Makola“Get water to Cape Town”The Citizen
    Cobus Prinsloo“Insight – die jongste besoeker op Mars”; “Is it a plane? Is it a chopper? No, it’s a sky taxi!”; “Latest visitor to Mars”Die Burger, City Press, Netwerk24
    Popular Journalism
    Tamlynne Thompson‘Women speak up”The Capetowner
    Athandiwe Saba“Teflon ‘convict’ lands another job”Mail And Guardian
    Mhie Silangwe“Zuma’s wife Disowned”Sunday Sun
    Lesley Mofokeng“Too black for Miss SA 60thparty”Sowetan
    News Photographs
    Ayanda Ndamane“Mimic”African News Agency
    Esa Alexandra“Zuma Exit”Sunday Times
    Alon Skuy“The horror of gender violence-to kick a woman when she’s down”Sunday Times
    Theodore Jeptha“Joe Slovo Protest”Son Newspaper
    Oupa Mokoena“Mother of the Nation laid to rest”The Star
    Jacques Nelles“Eersterust Erupts”The Citizen
    Feature Photographs
    Mpumelelo Buthelezi“All hail the trash gods”; “The raw lifestyle of the hostel dwellers”City Press
    Phandulwazi Jikelo“Not letting Osteoporosis defeat her”African News Agency
    Rosetta Msimango“A republic of Misogyny”City Press
    Oupa Nkosi“Passion Project: Resistance Heroes”Mail and Guardian
    Alon Skuy1%ers…a rare glimpse into an outlaw “Motorcycle Club”.Sunday Times
    Presentation
    Alon Skuy and Keith Tamkei“Knights of the open road”Sunday Times
    John-Grant Munro“Koebaai, Nr 1”; “Die bose Z is weg”Die Burger
    Multiplatform stories
    Sethembiso Zulu“Limpopo people living with day zero”; “Soshanguve people left stranded after heavy rains”; “Boipatong Community living with raw sewage for over 5 years”Eyewitness News
    Abigail Javier“One, two…five! SA welcomes the Buthelezi quintuplets”; “Sinkhole Alley” - why Centurion looks like Swiss cheese”; “Koster: Residents take charge of town killed by graft”Timeslive
    Anthony MolyneauxHanna Cornelius - “Kidnapping, mapping the murder and the killers”Timeslive
    Lifestyle
    Phumlani Sithebe“In memory of the CD”City Press
    Simon Allison“Pilgrimage to Africa's King of Chilli”Mail and Guardian
    Ritha Fick“Legendariese roadhouse herleef”Beeld

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