VG Newspaper Wins Prestigious Skup Prize for Investigative Journalism

The Norwegian newspaper VG has been awarded the prestigious Skup prize for its investigative journalism project titled 'The Masks for 100 Million.' This recognition highlights their significant contribution to public interest reporting.

18 Apr, 23:30 — 18 Apr, 23:30

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How a stay-at-home mum spent 3 hours each morning writing her first novel – and won a prize for it

Raised on her father’s improvised bedtime stories and encouraged early on in school, Ratna Damayanti Taha wrote her debut novel Mind The Gap, about a Malay girl growing up in Singapore, which went on to win the 2026 Epigram Books Fiction Prize.

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VG vant Skup-prisen

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VG vant Skup-prisen for «Maskene til 100 millioner»

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VG Newspaper Wins Prestigious Skup Prize for Investigative Journalism

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How a stay-at-home mum spent 3 hours each morning writing her first novel – and won a prize for it

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VG vant Skup-prisen

VG vant Skup-prisen for «Maskene til 100 millioner»

How a stay-at-home mum spent 3 hours each morning writing her first novel – and won a prize for it

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