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The University of Johannesburg Prize for South African Writing, also known as the UJ Prize, is awarded annually by the University of Johannesburg (UJ) for the best creative works in each of five categories: English, Afrikaans, Zulu, Northern Sotho, and Literary Translation. There are usually two prizes, a main prize and a debut prize, in each category. The prizes are not linked to a specific genre, and each year's prize rewards work published in the previous year. The winner of the main prize in each category receives R70 000, the winner of each debut prize receives R35 000, and the winner of the Literary Translation prize receives R50 000.

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rdfs:label	University of Johannesburg Prize (en)
rdfs:comment	The University of Johannesburg Prize for South African Writing, also known as the UJ Prize, is awarded annually by the University of Johannesburg (UJ) for the best creative works in each of five categories: English, Afrikaans, Zulu, Northern Sotho, and Literary Translation. There are usually two prizes, a main prize and a debut prize, in each category. The prizes are not linked to a specific genre, and each year's prize rewards work published in the previous year. The winner of the main prize in each category receives R70 000, the winner of each debut prize receives R35 000, and the winner of the Literary Translation prize receives R50 000. (en)
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name	The University of Johannesburg Prize (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Breyten Breytenbach University of Johannesburg Nthikeng Mohlele Penny Busetto S. J. Naudé Willem Anker Elsa Joubert André Brink Antjie Krog Zakes Mda Zulu language Lesego Rampolokeng Awards established in 2006 Fiction awards Gabeba Baderoon Abraham H. de Vries Afrikaans Damon Galgut Dan Sleigh Northern Sotho language Ivan Vladislavic Jason Reynolds Craig Higginson South African literary awards 2006 establishments in South Africa South African literary events Johannesburg Lauren Beukes Jacob Dlamini (author) Mohale Mashigo Marlene van Niekerk Michiel Heyns Rand Afrikaans University Etienne van Heerden Imraan Coovadia The Shining Girls Stephanus Muller Official languages of South Africa Ingrid Winterbach
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awarded for	Best work of creative writing (en)
former name	RAU-Prys vir Skeppende Skryfwerk (en)
location	Johannesburg, South Africa (en)
presenter	University of Johannesburg
reward	R70 000 (en)
has abstract	The University of Johannesburg Prize for South African Writing, also known as the UJ Prize, is awarded annually by the University of Johannesburg (UJ) for the best creative works in each of five categories: English, Afrikaans, Zulu, Northern Sotho, and Literary Translation. There are usually two prizes, a main prize and a debut prize, in each category. The prizes are not linked to a specific genre, and each year's prize rewards work published in the previous year. The winner of the main prize in each category receives R70 000, the winner of each debut prize receives R35 000, and the winner of the Literary Translation prize receives R50 000. The Zulu, Northern Sotho, and Literary Translation prizes were awarded for the first time in 2021, with any work published between 2018 and 2020 eligible for entry. The Afrikaans prize has been awarded since 2001, but was previously called the RAU-Prys vir Skeppende Skyfwerk (RAU Prize for Creative Writing) and located at Rand Afrikaans University (RAU). In 2005, when RAU was merged with other institutions to establish UJ, the name of the prize was changed and an English category was introduced. Marlene van Niekerk and Willem Anker are the only writers to have won the prize thrice (each time for Afrikaans). (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of literary awards Penny Busetto S. J. Naudé Sally-Ann Murray Willem Anker Antjie Krog Lettie Viljoen Dan Sleigh List of South African literary awards Ivan Vladislavic Craig Higginson Yvette Christiansë Lauren Beukes Jacob Dlamini (author) Mohale Mashigo Imraan Coovadia The Shining Girls
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