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Continental Re Seeks Entries for 10th Pan African Re/Insurance Journalism Awards 2025

Continental Reinsurance Plc, a leading Pan-African reinsurer, is proud to announce the launch of the 10th edition of the Pan African Re/Insurance Journalism Awards (2025), marking a decade of recognising journalistic talent and excellence within the re/insurance industry.

The longest-running award program dedicated to excellence in re/insurance journalism across Africa is now open for entries.

These prestigious awards celebrate the critical efforts of journalists who highlight key issues and developments in the insurance industry across the continent.

The awards are open to print, online and broadcast journalists from across Africa who have published articles or features related to insurance and reinsurance in English, French, and Arabic languages.

Entries will be accepted in the following categories:

  • English Print
  • English Broadcast
  • English Online
  • French (Print/Broadcast/Online)
  • Arabic (Print/Broadcast/Online)

Why Enter?

This year’s edition marks a decade of honoring journalistic excellence, cementing its place as the premier platform recognising talent in the industry. By participating, journalists have the opportunity to:

  • Gain Pan-African recognition
  • Win attractive cash prizes
  • Showcase their work to a wider audience across diverse platforms
  • Overall winners will network in-person with leaders in the re/insurance sector at the awards ceremony

What You Will Win

Winners will receive certificates, cash prizes, trophies, and recognition for their exceptional work in bringing critical insurance-related issues to the forefront.

 

Submission Guidelines

Deadline for submission of entries: 31st January 2025.

Submissions must be original, published works from February 15, 2024, to January 31, 2025.

Entries should focus on any insurance or reinsurance topic, with preference given to pieces that provide in-depth analysis, uncover new trends, or explore innovative solutions in the industry.

For full details on how to enter and submission guidelines, visit: https://www.continental-re.com/awards-2025/

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