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List Of Accolades Received By 24 Oras
24 Oras is a Philippine television newscast that premiered on GMA Network on March 15, 2004. It focuses on reportage of present-day events, incorporating disparate segments that appear recurringly. 24 Oras initially featured Mel Tiangco and Mike Enriquez; the newscast's anchors have changed significantly during its run.

Since its premiere, 24 Oras has been widely recognized as one of the network's most-trusted newscasts. It has enjoyed consistently high viewership on broadcast television, according to AGB Nielsen Philippines and Kantar Media Philippines. 24 Oras has had a significant impact on social media and television as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, expanding its broadcast in the Paschal Triduum as well as livestreaming to worldwide and TikTok, the first newscast to do so.

24 Oras has garnered awards and nominations in various categories. It has won five Box Office Entertainment Awards for Most Popular TV Program News & Public Affairs. The newscast has received eight Asian Academy Creative Award nominations (winning one) and fifty-two for PMPC Star Awards for Television (winning nine). At the 2009 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards, 24 Oras garnered a Gold World Medal and a Silver World Medal. It was nominated for International Emmy Award for Best News in 2013 and received a Peabody Award in 2014.

Accolades

Accolades received by 24 Oras
Award Year Category Recipient(s) Result Ref.
Ani ng Dangal Awards 2010 Honoree 24 Oras Won
Asian Academy Creative Awards 2018 Best Single News Story "Exclusive Report on the Rescue of Hostages in Marawi" Nominated
2019 Best News Programme "Mid-term Elections Coverage" Nominated
2020 Best News or Current Affairs Presenter/Anchor Jessica Soho Nominated

Best Single News Story "Walking in EDSA Traversing a major thoroughfare on foot" Nominated
2021 Best News Programme Typhoon Vamco special coverage Won
Best Single News Story "Typhoon Vamco Marikina Rescue" Nominated
2023 Best Documentary Series "Climate Change" Nominated

Best News/Current Affairs Programme or Series "TS Egay Coverage" Nominated
Asian Television Awards 2005 Best News Program "Camp Bagong Diwa Siege" Highly commended
2007 Best News Program Coverage of Typhoon Milenyo Nominated
2010 Best News Program Coverage of the Maguindanao massacre Highly commended
2013 Best News Program "Typhoon Pablo" Nominated
Box Office Entertainment Awards 2011 Most Popular TV Programs (News Program) 24 Oras Won
2012 Most Popular TV Program News & Public Affairs 24 Oras Won
2013 Most Popular TV Program News & Public Affairs 24 Oras Won
2017 Most Popular TV Program News & Public Affairs 24 Oras Won
2020 Most Popular TV Program News & Public Affairs 24 Oras Won
Catholic Mass Media Awards 2006 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
2007 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
2010 Best News Program (Special Citation) 24 Oras Won
2011 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
2012 Hall of Fame for Best News Program 24 Oras Won
2022 Best Special Event Coverage Super Typhoon Odette special coverage Won
2023 Best Special Event Coverage "May 9, 2022 Election Coverage" Won
Gawad Tanglaw 2009 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
2011 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
2012 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
Golden Nymph Awards 2019 News GMA Network for Emil Sumangil's report on "Justiis: Condominium Behind Bars" Nominated
Golden Screen TV Awards 2011 Outstanding News Program 24 Oras Won
2013 Outstanding News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Outstanding Female News Presenter Mel Tiangco Nominated
2014 Outstanding News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Outstanding Female News Presenter Mel Tiangco Nominated
2015 Outstanding News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Outstanding Female News Presenter Mel Tiangco Nominated
Vicky Morales Nominated
International Emmy Awards Current Affairs & News 2013 Best News "Typhoon Pablo" Nominated
New York Festivals TV & Film Awards 2009 Coverage of an Ongoing Story Jiggy Manicad's report on "Corporal Abeto" Gold
Best Newscast Coverage of Lanao del Norte attacks Silver
Peabody Awards 2014 Honoree GMA Network for "Coverage of Supertyphoon Yolanda (Haiyan)" Won
PMPC Star Awards for Television 2005 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2006 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
2007 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Won
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2008 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2009 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2010 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2011 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2012 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2013 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2014 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2015 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2016 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Vicky Morales Won
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2017 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Vicky Morales Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2018 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Vicky Morales Nominated
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2019 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Vicky Morales Won
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2021 Best News Program 24 Oras Nominated
Best Female Newscaster Mel Tiangco Nominated
Vicky Morales Won
Best Male Newscaster Mike Enriquez Nominated
2023 Best News Program 24 Oras Won
Best Female Newscaster Vicky Morales Won

Notes

  1. ^ Each segment has a unique topic, such as entertainment or weather.
  2. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
  3. ^ Covers non-web-only entities and excludes national winners.
  4. ^ Tied with Balitang Bisdak.
  5. ^ Tied with TV Patrol.
  6. ^ Tied with 24 Oras Weekend, Saksi, State of the Nation, and Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho.

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