Senad Hadžifejzović

Senad Hadžifejzović (born 15 May 1962) is a Bosnian journalist, news anchor and TV host.

Hadžifejzović's first text was published in a newspaper in 1974: Belgrade's Borba published a text by 12-year-old Hadžifejzović as the best journalistic work by a young author. From 1978 to 1984 he worked for Borba (Belgrade), Omladinske novine (NON Belgrade), Radio Index 202 (Belgrade), Radio Sarajevo 202 and Večernje novine (Sarajevo). During this period, he published more than 800 texts, articles, reports and comments in newspapers. He was a reporter, presenter and editor on several radio stations. From 1981 to 1984, he studied journalism at the Faculty of Political Sciences and the University of Sarajevo. He graduated in Sarajevo in 1984 and was the youngest graduate of the faculty.

Personal life In January 2021, Hadžifejzović had some health problems, undergoing heart surgery in which stents were built-in his heart.

Awards Hadžifejzović received the following awards throughout his career:

TV personality of the year (1991) The best journalist in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993) The best TV show in Bosnia and Herzegovina – "Face to face" (1996; 1997) The best TV of the year in Bosnia and Herzegovina – TV BiH (1999) The best book in the field of journalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina – "Rat uživo - War: live on air" (2003) Sixth April Award of Sarajevo (2005) International League of Humanists Award – "Humanist of the Year" – Linus Pauling Plaque (2005)