Vickie Remoe Prize for Journalism and New Media (Sierra Leone)

The Vickie Remoe Prize Board selects winners. Winners will be announced every year in April.

Categories

• The four categories include
  • News writing,
  • Photography,
  • Broadcasting (TV), and
  • Content Creation.
• Each category will split the number of prizes between male (s) and female (s) applicants.

Prize Information

• The maximum prize amount to be awarded for 2024 is nLe. 200,000.

Eligibility Criteria

• All applicants must be residents of Sierra Leone and hold Sierra Leonean citizenship.
• Candidates applying for the news writing prize must have no more than five years of experience as a practitioner.
• All other categories, including photojournalism, film, and content creation, are excluded. No newsprint candidates can apply, no matter their years of experience.
• There is no age limit for participation.
• Women and People Living With disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
• Near and extended family members of Vickie Remoe are not ineligible.
• Vickie Remoe & Company staff and their family are also ineligible.

Terms and Conditions

• You must provide the Vickie Remoe Prize with your name, email, and address.
• The entrant must confirm that they are the sole copyright holder of the material or have been authorized by another copyright holder to submit the material to this competition.
• The Vickie Remoe Prize recognizes that the entrant retains complete copyright ownership in each submission.
• Applicants must accept that the Vickie Remoe Prize may use any media submitted to the competition to enable the delivery of the prize through the Vickie Remoe Prize and for future publicity and marketing purposes for up to five years.
• The Vickie Remoe Prize will not be liable for any costs incurred in the application process for this award. The application is free. We are not responsible for your internet data or anything else you may have to pay to submit this application.
• Late or incomplete entries will not be accepted for any reason.

For more information, visit Vickie Remoe Institute of Digital Communications.