Tomasz Sakiewicz (born 22 September 1961 in Warsaw, Poland) is a Polish journalist, publicist, and media entrepreneur. He is best known as the founder and long‑time editor‑in‑chief of the weekly news magazine Gazeta Polska and its daily newspaper counterpart Gazeta Polska Codziennie.
Early Life and Education
Sakiewicz graduated from the University of Warsaw, where he studied history.
Career
- 1990s – Began his journalistic career contributing to several Polish publications, including Polityka and Wprost.
- 1993 – Founded the weekly magazine Gazeta Polska, assuming the role of editor‑in‑chief. The magazine adopted a conservative editorial line and became a notable voice in Poland’s post‑communist media landscape.
- 2000s – Continued to lead Gazeta Polska, overseeing its development and expansion.
- 2015 – Launched Gazeta Polska Codziennie, a daily newspaper that extended the brand’s presence in the Polish press market. Sakiewicz served as the editor‑in‑chief of the daily edition as well.
Political and Public Activity
Sakiewicz is recognized for his conservative viewpoints and has been a frequent commentator on Polish political affairs. He has participated in public debates and has been associated with various civic and cultural initiatives.
Honors and Recognition
He has received state honors for his contributions to Polish journalism, including the Officer’s Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta.
Personal Life
Sakiewicz is married and has children. Details about his private life are kept relatively low‑profile.
References
- Official website of Gazeta Polska.
- Biographical entries in Polish media directories.
- Public records of state honors awarded by the President of Poland.