CAADP JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
AWARDS
Durban
International Convention Centre
20 March 2014
AWARD WINNERS
Two overall winners in the news
articles & stories category
Idrissa was born in 1982, in the
South of Burkina Faso. He is a qualified
journalist from the University of Ouagadougou. He has been the Director General
of AGRI-TIC, an information
platform for agriculture since 2013.
Idrissa receiving his award from Mrs Estherine
Fotabong (NEPAD Director of Programmes)
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Sitembile Siwawa is 25 year old journalist at the Zambia Daily Mail. She has a diploma in Journalism and Public
Relations.
She specialises in gender related
issues but also writes for other desks.
Sithembile receiving her award from Mrs
Estherine Fotabong
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Winner in the video, documentary and
television category
Ibrahima Diallo , from Senegal “La
Salinsation des Terres en Casamance”
[Ibrahima
received his award in absentia]
Ibrahima is a national television
journalist from Senegal, whose winning entry on salinasation is clear, focussed
and well researched. He works for RTS,
the Senegalese National Television.
Winner in the Radio and audio
broadcasts category broadcast category
Richard travelled about one hundred
and fifty kilometers east of Kampala in the district of Kamuli where local
farmers have formed a group known as Balimi Network for Development Enterprises
in Rural Agriculture (BANDERA 2000) with the purpose to use the best practices
for sustainable land management for his incredible winning entry.
Richard Bwayo with Mrs Fotabong
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Honourable
mention
Grace Musimami giving speech with his award
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Runners - up
Two runners-up in the News articles
category
Doreen Nawa from Zambia - “ICTs: helping farmers make most of produce”
Doreen Nawa receiving her award from Dr Abebe
Haile Gabriel- Director, Department of Rural Economy & Agriculture- AUC
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Seydou Prosper Sadio, from Senegal
“Une centaine de variétés d’arachides en cours d’expérimentation dans les
stations de l’Isra” [Seydou received his award in absentia]
Seydou from Dakar, Senegal, works as
a journalist at the Daily paper called Le Soleil or the Daily Sun in
English. His winning entry is on agricultural research in farming groundnuts.
Seydou’s winning entry
Runner-up in the
Radio and audio broadcasts category
Ngala Chimtom from Cameroon, “Farmers
coping with water shortage in Cameroon” [Ngala also received his award in
absentia]
Ngala provided an exceptional piece
on farmers cope with water shortages in Cameroon. Although extremely moving, his broadcast
showcases the resilience of the typical African farmer.
Runner-up in the
Video, documentary and television broadcast category
Adelaide Arthur from Ghana - “Post-harvest
losses”
Adelaide Arthur receiving her award from Dr Abebe Haile
Gabriel
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~Congratulations to all
the winners~
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