AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoComedy & Jazz: Comedy & Jazz in the Wild has unveiled acts from Eswatini, South Africa, Mozambique and Botswana for its November 28 debut at Stush in the Bush. Film: Eswatini filmmaker Siphosethu Sibandze’s A Dream (Liphupho) won Best Screenplay at the Waterloo Film Festival in Durban, adding to the film’s growing international recognition. New Music: Gospel minister Simiso Simelane has released Springs of Life 2, a seven-track album blending hymns and original songs. Creative Opportunities: The NAACP Image Awards has opened new African categories for film, TV and music submissions, creating a wider platform for creators across the continent. Arts Development: Core Art International is funding four months of training and career development for 30 young creatives through its Insika Arts Academy. Choir Triumph: Pure Voices won E110,000 at South Africa’s Buang Moloto Music Competition, taking top honours in a cappella, music theatre and orchestra. Cross-Border Collaboration: Eswatini artist Lyrikal Busta and South African hitmaker Intabayasedubai have joined forces on “Mtukulu,” a song celebrating shared heritage and family memories.
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