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The Radio Awards are back for 2021, and entries are open! Entries close on February 5 2021, and the winners’ announcement will be streamed online on May 14 2021 14 December 2020 - 08:09 There is no fee for entering, and all category and entry guidelines are available on The Radio Awards website. Image: Supplied
In 2020 the world marked 100 years of radio, and in 2021 The Radio Awards look to celebrate the next century by shining a spotlight on the enduring value of radio in SA. Entries for The Radio Awards 2021 have opened.
Entries close on February 5 2021, and the winners’ announcement will be streamed online on May 14 2021.
The Radio Awards has honoured outstanding achievements in the radio industry for the past 10 years, setting benchmarks for all stations and professionals to strive towards. In 2020, The Radio Awards attracted a record number of more than 2,000 entries from more than 160 stations.
have opened. Entries close on 5 February 2021, and the winners’ announcement will be streamed online on 14 May 2021.
It will be the eleventh year that The Radio Awards has honoured outstanding achievements in the radio industry, setting benchmarks for all stations and professionals to strive towards. In 2020, The Radio Awards attracted a record number of entries (more than 2 000) from a record number of stations (more than 160).
Taryn Westoby, Head of Arena Events – which hosts The Radio Awards – believes that the role of radio has never been more important in the lives of South Africans. “The country has faced a tough year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, where radio has provided a necessary lifeline for millions during lockdown. Radio has played a vital role in keeping people informed and in touch, emphasising again that it is an essential form of entertainment, communication and connection for South Africans.”