The BBC is looking for an increasing star in African journalism for the BBC News Komla Disum award, which is now in the 10th year.
The journalists from across Africa are invited to apply for the award, which refers to discover and promote fresh talent from the continent.
The winner spends three months in the BBC headquarters in London, claiming skills and experiences.
Applications around 20 March 2025 at 23:59 GMT.
Honor honors Komla shows, a different broadcaster of Ghana and former BBC World Presenter news, who died suddenly aged 41 a decade ago.
The widow of the neighbor, Kwansema said he was “proud” in the impact of her husband on the BBC, and also said that his family “thanked the BBC to remember him” by reward.
BBC urges reporters from across Africa to apply for prizetrying to improve and celebrate good journalistic talent on the continent.
As well as receptacle, successful candidate has a chance to travel to a country in Africa to report a story they investigate, with global broadcast reports on Globs.
Known for the championship of strong, dynamic journalism, the revitalization that gives a significant impact of Africa and the rest of the world.
The BBC is committed to maintaining his legacy by the award by empowering reporters from Africa to tell the original and nuanced stories of Africa.
Rukia’s bullet from Kenya is the winner last year.
When he placing, he traveled to a Senegalese village to report to the Baye FallA non-stop muslim minority often misunderstood by some of the more faith.
Jonathan Munro, Balco News News Director and Deputy CEO, said: “We are proud to launch the BBC News Komla News Komla Disum Award and finding the next recipient.
“Marking on its 10th anniversary is a testament to Komla Dumor’s loud legacy in reporting African stories in depth, understanding and integracity.
“The leading award winners showed the unique talent of the continent so I look forward to welcome to win this year and encouraged reporters.”
The reason is the presenter focus in Africa, the first dedicated BBC daily TV News English program for African audience. BBC World News has been broadcast, currently mixed with BBC News Channel to create a 24-hour TV news service.
He is also one of the leading presenters for the BBC World News’ European Morning section.
He joined the BBC in 2007 after a decade of broadcast in journalism in his native Ghana where he won the Ghansyistist in the year.
Between 2007 and 2009 he hosted Network Africa at BBC World Servicebefore joining the world today’s program.
In 2009 Becoming the first host to the African Business News program in BBC World News, Africa Business Report. He traveled across Africa, meeting with primary African traders and reported new business trends around the continent.
In the 2013 amount indicated by the New Africa magazine list of 100 most influential Africans.
