AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPerformance: Poet Dzelisile “Dzeli” Mdluli’s Women Why Whine used poetry, music and audience stories to open up conversations about women’s lives, including abuse and resilience. Media: Eswatini mourns EBIS broadcaster Bongani “Bobo” Dlamini, remembered by his family and colleagues as a devoted husband, father and journalist. Arts Support: MP Welcome Dlamini challenged the arts council over its failure to support Ndoniyamanzi Luhlanga’s overseas performance, amid wider frustration from local creatives. Music Rights: Singer Sands won a copyright ruling over his Sands of Time masters; a separate South African case concerns E411,053 in outstanding royalties. Live Music: SculpturedMusic and DJ Nana bring their album tour to Mbabane’s 23:28 Lounge on November 20, joined by local DJs. Film: Eswatini filmmakers can submit to the Alternativa Film Festival’s first African edition, with entries closing March 1, 2027.
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