Senad Hadžifejzović Biography: Wife, Awards, Tv Shows, Age, Height, Ethnicity, Parents, Net Worth

Senad Hadžifejzović, is a Bosnian journalist, news anchor, and television presenter.

He built a distinguished career that spans radio, television news, live political talk shows, and media entrepreneurship.

Known especially as the founder and face of FACE TV, he became synonymous with hard‑hitting interviews and live studio debates through programs such as Centralni dnevnik sa Senadom Hadžifejzovićem and Face to Face.

Starting as a teenage reporter, he rose to become the youngest editor of Radio Sarajevo and later the youngest editor and anchor of Dnevnik, the central news program of Televizija Sarajevo, during a turbulent period in Yugoslav and Bosnian history.

His coverage of key political events, war years, and post‑war transitions cemented his reputation for direct style and strong editorial voice.

Profile

• Full Name: Senad Hadžifejzović
• Stage Name: Senad Hadžifejzović
• Born: 15 May, 1962
• Age: 63 years old
• Birthplace: Sjenica, PR Serbia, FPR Yugoslavia
• Nationality: Bosnian
• Occupation: Journalist, News Anchor, Television Presenter, Media Entrepreneur
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hadžifejzović
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Feđa Hadžifejzović
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $3 million

Early Life and Education

Senad Hadžifejzović was born on May 15, 1962, in Sjenica, then part of PR Serbia within FPR Yugoslavia, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Hadžifejzović. He might have had siblings but details about them are unknown.

He began writing and publishing journalism as early as age 12, contributing texts, reports, and commentary to newspapers and local media.

He studied journalism at the Faculties of Political Sciences in Belgrade and Sarajevo and graduated in journalism from the University of Sarajevo in 1984, becoming the youngest graduate in his class.

He later specialized in television and documentary directing at the FAMU Film Academy in Prague, further strengthening his skills in broadcast and visual storytelling. He is of Bosnian ethnicity, though his religion is not publicly known.

Career

Senad Hadžifejzović began his career as a teenager, publishing articles, reports, and comments in major newspapers and working across several radio stations in the former Yugoslavia.

By his early twenties, he had already produced hundreds of journalistic pieces and gained experience as a reporter, presenter, and editor on both Belgrade and Sarajevo radio outlets.

In 1985 he signed his first professional contract with Radio Sarajevo and, in the same year, became its youngest editor.

He took over the Joint Program of Radio Stations of SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, coordinating programming for 52 local radio stations and editing their joint news program Susret na talasu.

In 1987 he launched and edited the Youth Program, considered one of the largest media projects in Yugoslavia at the time. From 1988 to 1992 he co‑hosted the television show Pet do dvanaest on Televizija Sarajevo, increasing his visibility as a TV personality.

In 1990, he launched Face to Face, widely regarded as the first live television talk show in the former Yugoslavia, which set a new standard for live audience political debate.

Hadžifejzović reached a major milestone in 1991 when he was appointed editor and host of Dnevnik, the central news program of Televizija Sarajevo, becoming the youngest editor of a prime news bulletin in Yugoslavia.

In this role, he also headed the DESK, working as a special reporter on key political events, including meetings of the presidents of Yugoslav republics and coverage during the Bosnian war.

Over ten years, he edited and anchored 1,134 editions of Dnevnik, steering public information through the war and immediate post‑war period.

In 1993 he co‑founded Radio Stari Grad in Sarajevo and served as its first editor‑in‑chief, while also working as a correspondent for Radio France International between 1993 and 1996.

From 1996 to 1998 he revived and hosted a new version of Face to Face, and in 1998 he was appointed editor‑in‑chief and director of Television of Bosnia and Herzegovina (TVBiH), where he oversaw programming and helped the station achieve leading ratings according to audience surveys.

Senad Hadžifejzović moved into private media leadership with the founding of FACE TV, an independent television channel based in Sarajevo, launched in 2012.

As founder, owner, editor‑in‑chief, and main host, he created flagship programs such as Centralni dnevnik sa Senadom Hadžifejzovićem, which combines news, interviews, and live political debate, and he continued the Face to Face brand for high‑profile interviews.

FACE TV developed a reputation as one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s leading private networks, particularly for political talk shows, election coverage, and breaking news.

Across his career, Hadžifejzović has interviewed numerous regional and international political leaders, artists, and public figures, further reinforcing his status as a central moderator of public discourse.

Social Media

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• Facebook Handle: Senad Hadžifejzović
• Twitter Handle: Unknown

Personal Life

Journalist Senad Hadžifejzović is married though Information regarding his spouse’s name is not publicly disclosed. He has a son named Feđa Hadžifejzović.

He divides his time between demanding editorial duties and on‑air work at FACE TV, while occasionally appearing at public events, conferences, and media forums in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region.

Net Worth

Senad Hadžifejzović has an estimated net worth of around $3 million. This estimate reflects decades of work as a leading journalist and news anchor, senior editorial roles at Radio Sarajevo and Television of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and his position as founder, owner, and chief host of FACE TV.