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Noma Award for Publishing in Africa

An annual award presented to outstanding books published in Africa (1980–2009).

LiteratureChildren's booksScholarly books
Established
1979
Organizer
Kodansha Ltd (sponsor), African Book Publishing Record (operator), UNESCO (patronage)
Category
Children's Literature, Fairy Tales, and Picture Books
Selection Method
Open call
Target
Open
Frequency
1 per year
Status
Ended

Description

The Noma Award for Publishing in Africa was established in 1979 by Shoichi Noma and awarded annually from 1980 to 2009 to new books (literature, children's books, scholarly books) published in Africa. The prize money was 10,000 USD. Sponsored by Kodansha Ltd, operated by African Book Publishing Record, and conducted under the patronage of UNESCO. The award ended in 2009 due to the termination of sponsorship by the Noma family. Eligible works included books published in any language in Africa (local or European languages).

Prize

Main Prize
Annual prize money of 10,000 USD (awarded to the winner)
Cash Prize
10,000 USD
  • Honourable Mention in some years
  • Recognition and promotion through winning (exposure for publisher/work)
  • Operational support for the award based on Kodansha's sponsorship

Selection

Selection Process

Eligibility Check
Judges Verification of bibliographic information, publication place, and publication year by African Book Publishing Record (operating secretariat)
Announcement Confirmation of bibliographic conditions (new publication in Africa, etc.)
Preliminary Selection and Shortlist Creation
Judges Selection of candidate works by judges (editors, scholars, publishing professionals)
Announcement Internal shortlist creation
Final Judging and Deliberation
Judges Deliberation and final selection by the judging panel
Announcement Judging committee's decision
Announcement of Winner
Judges Organizer / Operating Secretariat
Announcement Announced through official website and media (announcement method varies by year)

Criteria

  • Literary and academic quality (expressive power, rigor of research)
  • Contribution to African culture and scholarship
  • Originality
  • Editing and production quality
  • Importance and influence in the target region and language

Application Tips

Dos

  • Confirm that the book is a new publication published in Africa (specify publisher and publication year)
  • Confirm it fits the target categories (literature, children's books, scholarly books)
  • Organize bibliographic information such as publisher details, ISBN, table of contents, cover image
  • Prepare a summary explaining the work's academic/cultural significance and regional contribution

Don''ts

  • Do not provide false publication or publisher information
  • Do not resubmit only past publications (new publications only)
  • Do not ignore submission format or specified requirements

From Judges

  • Emphasis on the work's literary/academic quality and contribution to Africa
  • Publications in local languages and diversity are also evaluated
  • Editing and production quality (proofreading, design, etc.) is also a selection factor

Related Awards

  • Noma Prize
  • Noma Literary Prize
  • Noma Concours for Picture Book Illustrations
  • Noma Award for the Translation of Japanese Literature

Official Resources

https://web.archive.org/web/20121230180155/http://www.nomaaward.org/index.shtml

Past Winners

Sefi Atta せふぃ あった Winner
Zachariah Rapola ざからいあ・らぽら Winner
Shimmer Chinodya しまー・ちのでぃあ Winner
Lebogang Mashile れぼがん・ましれ Winner
Werewere Liking うぇれうぇれ・りきんぐ Winner
Elinor Sisulu えりのあ・しする Winner
Hamdi Sakkut はむでぃ・さくっと Winner
Abosede Emanuel あぼせで・えまぬえる Winner
Kimani Njogu きまに・んじょぐ Winner
Rocha Chimera ろちゃ・ちめら Winner
Djibril Samb じぶりる・さんぶ Winner
Peter Adwok Nyaba ぴーたー・あどうぉく・にゃば Winner
Luli Callinicos るり かりにこす Winner
Pierre Kipré ぴえーる きぷれ Winner
António Jacinto do Amaral Martins あんとにお じゃしんと Winner
Bernard Nanga べるなーる なんが Winner
Gakaara wa Wanjaũ がかあら わ わんじゃう Winner
Austin Neeabeohe Evans Amissah おーすてぃん えぬいー あみさ Winner
Meshack Asare めしゃっく あされ Winner
Felix C Adi ふぇりっくす しー あでぃ Winner
Mariama Bâ まりあま ば Winner