AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMusic Rights: Sands won a High Court battle over ownership of his debut album’s master recordings; a separate dispute involves E411,053 in royalties. Arts Funding: Mbabane East MP Welcome Dlamini questioned the arts council’s support for creatives, after a performer’s overseas opportunity exposed gaps in assistance. From Classroom to Dancefloor: Mbabane-based DJ Obsession traces his rise from self-taught university student to afro-house performer. Live Music: Sculptured Music and DJ Nana bring their album tour to Mbabane on November 20, backed by local DJs. Film Opportunities: Eswatini filmmakers can enter the 2027 Alternativa Film Festival, with submissions open until March 1. Swati Creativity Abroad: Designer Lindelwe Dlamini’s exhibition opens in Tokyo on November 10, while local streetwear label Babyjuice got a spotlight as rapper Emtee wore its designs onstage. Comedy and Jazz: The November 28 show in Kalanga will bring together local and regional musicians and comedians.
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