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THE 2014 AWARD JUDGES INCLUDED: Paula Fray (Convenor THE 2014 AWARD JUDGES INCLUDED: Paula Fray (convenor) David Wightman Dinesh Balliah Gus Silber Henry Jeffreys Irwin Manoim Jodi Bieber Joe Latakgomo Liesl Louw-Vaudran Lizeka Mda Mike Siluma Pippa Green Tyrone August Zingisa Mkhuma Zubeida Jaffer Tumi Makgabo – Fiskerstrand Peter Sullivan 2014 STANDARD BANK SIKUVILE AWARDS LIST OF FINALISTS CATEGORY 1: HARD NEWS NAME TITLE COMPANY Finalists: Sihle Mlambo Field’s Hill Horror Daily News Yoliswa Sobuwa It’s silent genocide The Herald Angelique Serrao, Botho Deadly Valentine (Series) The Star Molosankwe, Kristen Van Schie, Lebogang Seale & Kevin Ritchie Rowan Philp & Jonathan Tongaat Mall Collapse The Witness Erasmus CATEGORY 2: COLUMNS / EDITORIAL Finalists: Piet Matipa Uit Piet Matipa se pen: Beeld Reeks rubrieke Elsabe Brits 16 dae in die saal van die Rapport / Die Burger verlatens Anastasia de Vries Rieldans van n vry vrou Rapport Tanya Farber Two Killings illuminate Cape Times Two Worlds Tony Weaver Man Friday Cape Times CATEGORY 3: ENTERPRISE NEWS Finalists: Amy Green Emergency: Help us help Mail & Guardian patients Paul Botes & Niren Tolsi Marikana, what happens Mail & Guardian to the families Kristen van Schie After the Fall The Star Lebogang Seale Cry me a river The Star Michael Kimberley, Yoliswa Doctors in sick note The Herald Sobuwa, Hendrick Mphande shame CATEGORY 4: FEATURE WRITING Finalists: Shaun Smillie The town Rhino built The Star Mia Malan The boys who lost their Mail & Guardian manhood, if they are raped, then so what? Rabbie Serumula White squatters face Saturday Star tough times in Coronation park Willemien Brummer and ‘n Plek genaamd dood Die Burger Lerato Maduna sonder Getuie Zinhle Mapumulo, Our Kids Pay the Price – City Press Thanduxolo Jika & Jeanne The damaged generation van der Merwe Carolyn Raphaely Paraplegic’s Hellish Mail & Guardian ( Ordeal in Prison Wits Justice Project) Rowan Philp The return of Jani Allan Mail & Guardian Commended: Murray la Vita Terug uit die land van Die Burger Stilte Sean O’ Toole Paparazzi bang-bangers Mail & Guardian shoot from the hip CATEGORY 5: INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM Charne Kemp Asbestos in De Aar Volksblad Finalists: Jeanne van der Merwe and Vleis: Ons wys vark in Rapport Jacques Pauw verhaal Rob Rose, Stephan It’s Official: Dina Pule Lied Sunday Times Hofstatter & Mzilikazi Wa Afrika Graeme Hosken Huge child-porn ring The Times smashed Jonathan Erasmus, Jay Singh Uncovered The Witness Mhlabunzima Memela & Rowan Philp Commended: Michael Kimberley, Yoliswa Doctors in sick note The Herald Sobuwa & Hendrick shame Mphande Ruth Hopkins Prison isolates inmates Mail & Guardian CATEGORY 6: EDITORIAL CARTOONS Finalists: Miles Cuan Swing Shift Daily Dispatch Wilson Mgobhozi Portfolio The Star Commended: Jeremy Nell The Creation of Mandela ENCA.com CATEGORY 7: GRAPHIC JOURNALISM Finalists: Rudi Louw Portfolio: Graphics 24 (Beeld & City Press) Jaco Grobbelaar Portfolio: Graphics 24 (City Press, Rapport, Die Burger, Beeld and Die Volksblad) Commended: John McCann Portfolio: Mail & Guardian Elvin Nothononda Portfolio: The Star CATEGORY 8: POPULAR JOURNALISM Finalists: Prince Chauke and Sitha Alone in her grief Sunday Sun Maliwa Megan Baadjies Horror life of staggies rape Daily Voice victom Omphitlhetse Mooki Hell Hath no Fury like a The Star Woman Scorned CATEGORY 9: NEWS PHOTOGRAPHS Finalists: Phando Jikelo No arrest for the wicked Daily Voice Antoine de Ras Oscar Weeps The Star Bongiwe Mchunu Ball of fire The Star Paballo Thekiso A long walk to see Madiba Saturday Star one last time Henk Kruger Migrant woes Cape Argus James Oatway A detainee lies in a Cell in The Times Bangui CATEGORY 10: FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHS Finalist: Antoine de Ras Mad Max Mike The Star Paul Botes Marikana ‘The Aftermath’ Mail & Guardian Cindy Waxa Ritual Entry to Womanhood Sunday Argus Kevin Sutherland Bones of contention Sunday Times (Lifestyle Magazine) Oupa Mokoena Paradise for Spinsters in Sosh Pretoria News CATEGORY 11: SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHS Finalists: Alon Skuy Football and Veldfire The Times Jaco Marais It is going to hurt tomorrow Die Burger Themba Makofane Split decision Daily Sun Deaan Vivier Pukke Skok Kampioen in Sports 24 Potch Jaco Marais Grag Flick Sports 24 Deaan Vivier Farhaan Berhardien Sports 24 CATEGORY 12: PRESENTATION Finalists: Albert Weideman Portfolio Beeld Johnn-Grant Munro Portfolio Die Burger Christian Stephen Marikana: The Families Mail & Guardian Commended: Jan Morgenrood Portfolio City Press CATEGORY 13: MULTIPLATFORM Finalists: Reza van Rooyen Double murder in Barkly- Volksblad Oos Pieter du Toit How Oscar Pistorius Beeld change Beeld forever Charne Kemp Griekwastad Volksblad Ines Schumacher, Alistair Hamba Kahle Tata Mail & Guardian Fairweather, Samina Anwary Ines Schumacher, Laura Marikana: The Fate of the Mail & Guardian Grant, Paul Botes ,Niren Families Tolsi, Temba Mazingi and Lauren Clifford-Holmes CATEGORY 14: MULTIMEDIA Finalists: Demelza Bush and Thalia They beat me like I am not Mail & Guardian Holmes even a man Lauren Clifford Holmes Phindi on dating, sex & Mail & Guardian being born with HIV Werner Erasmus, Lyndsay Timeline on the life and Media 24 Crowther, Arlene Prinsloo, times of Nelson Mandela Jacques Coetzee and Richard Hazeldene CATEGORY 15: SA STORY OF THE YEAR To be announced at the awards ceremony. CATEGORY 16: YOUNG JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR Finalists: Amy Green Mail & Guardian Piet Matipa Beeld Sihle Mlambo Daily News Oupa Mokoena Pretoria News Rabbie Serumula Saturday Star CATEGORY 17: NEWSPAPER JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR To be announced at the awards ceremony. .
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