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Sanlam Group announces shortlist for 2023-2024 financial journalism awards

3 min read 26 June 2024

Sanlam and Santam, the joint sponsors of the Sanlam Group Awards for Excellence in Financial Journalism, today announced the shortlisted entries for the 2023 awards.

A total of 170 entries from 13 countries on the African continent were received for the 2023 competition, the highest number yet in the competition’s 49-year history.

Nixon Kariithi, chair of the independent judging panel, said: “The quality of entries remains high. It has been most encouraging to see both the high number of entries as well as the complex and topical stories spotlighted by financial journalists across the African continent.”

The 2023 Sanlam Group Financial Journalist of the Year and category winners will be announced at a gala event in Johannesburg on 25 July 2024.

The shortlisted journalists are:

Category: Business and Companies

 

 

Dewald van Rensburg, Micah Reddy and Sam Sole

amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism, South Africa

Ann Crotty

Financial Mail, South Africa

Daniel Okujwa

Foundation for Investigative Journalism, Nigeria

Dominic Omondi

Daily Nation, Kenya

Kingsley Jeremiah

The Guardian, Nigeria

Rob Rose

Financial Mail, South Africa

Susan Comrie

amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism, South Africa

 

 

 

Category: Economy

 

 

Claire Bisseker

Financial Mail, South Africa

Kitso Dickson

Business Weekly & Review, Botswana

Lisa Steyn

News24, South Africa

Odimegwu Onwumere

The Nigerian Voice, Nigeria

Paul Murungi

Daily Monitor and CEO East Africa Magazine, Uganda

Rob Rose

Financial Mail, South Africa

Ryk van Niekerk

Moneyweb, RSG Geldsake, South Africa

 

 

Category: Financial Markets

 

 

Bernard Busuulwa

The EastAfrican, Uganda

Jaco Visser

Financial Mail, South Africa

Kabelo Khumalo

Business Day, South Africa

Lisa Steyn

News24, South Africa

Otiato Guguyu

Daily Nation, Kenya

Patrick Alushula

Nation Media Group, Kenya

Rob Rose

Financial Mail, South Africa

Ruan Jooste

Personal Finance, South Africa

 

 

Category: Consumer Financial Education

 

 

Ephraim Modise

TechCabal, Pan African

Maya Fisher-French

CityPress, Maya on Money, South Africa

Neesa Moodley

Daily Maverick, South Africa

Nike Popoola

Punch Newspaper, Nigeria

Paul Busharizi

New Vision, Uganda

Ryk van Niekerk

Moneyweb, RSG Geldsake, South Africa

The Devi Show

eTV, South Africa

 

 

Category: African Growth Story

 

 

Caleb Ojewale

Business Day, Nigeria

Garth Theunissen

Business Day and News24 Business, South Africa

Joseph Olaoluwa

TechCabal, Pan African

Kingsley Jeremiah

The Guardian, Nigeria

Mahamadi Sebogo

Sidwaya, Burkina Faso

Nicole Pillay

Forbes Africa, Pan African

Paul Murungi

Daily Monitor and CEO East Africa Magazine, Uganda

 

 

Category: ESG: Business and the Environment

 

 

Ann Crotty

Financial Mail, South Africa

Giulietta Talevi

Financial Mail, South Africa

Jaco Visser

Financial Mail, South Africa

Justice Nwafor

Nigerian Tribune, Nigeria

Paul Murungi

Daily Monitor and CEO East Africa Magazine, Uganda

Ridwan Karim Dini-Osman

EIB Network, Ghana

Ryk van Niekerk

Moneyweb, RSG Geldsake, South Africa

 

 

Category: ESG: Business and Society

 

 

Ann Crotty

Financial Mail, South Africa

George Kwaning

TV3 Ghana, Ghana

Kabelo Khumalo

Business Day, South Africa

Kingsley Jeremiah

The Guardian, Nigeria

Odimegwu Onwumere

The Nigerian Voice, Nigeria

Oluwatomisin Amokeoja

Forbes Africa, Pan African

Rob Rose

Financial Mail, South Africa

Ryk van Niekerk

Moneyweb, RSG Geldsake, South Africa

 

 

Category: Broadcast: Audio/Radio

 

 

Destiny Onyemihia

Voice of Nigeria, Nigeria

Maya Fisher-French

CityPress, Maya on Money, South Africa

Ridwan Karim Dini-Osman

EIB Network, Ghana

Ruan Jooste

Personal Finance, South Africa

Ryk van Niekerk

Moneyweb, RSG Geldsake, South Africa

 

 

Category: TV/Video

 

 

George Kwaning

TV3 Ghana, Ghana

Nothando Magudulela

SABC News, South Africa

Ridwan Karim Dini-Osman

EIB Network, Ghana

 

 

 

Nixon Kariithi led the review of submissions and was joined on the judging panel by:

 

Established in 1974, the awards recognise outstanding financial journalists in print, online, radio and television media who are based in Africa, working in an African news organisation and publishing, or broadcasting their work on the continent. The work of the finalists represents the best financial journalism in Africa, reporting on the continent’s challenges and progress in business, economic development and ESG: Business and Environment and ESG: Business and Society. The awards carry a total cash prize of over R700, 000.

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