AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRoyal Theatre: Local performers brought marimba, dance, poetry, traditional music and storytelling to the Royal Theatre Night in Ezulwini, celebrating Swati creativity before Their Majesties. Women’s Voices: Poet and performer Dzeli Mdluli’s one-woman show, Women Why Whine, blended poetry and music with audience conversations about abuse, resilience and womanhood. Music Rights: Singer Sands won a South African High Court copyright dispute over his debut album, Sands of Time; the court rejected a promoter-linked company’s claim to the master recordings. Creative Support: Mbabane East MP Welcome Dlamini challenged the arts council over its lack of assistance to local creatives, amid broader complaints about support for artists. On the Scene: South African house acts SculpturedMusic and DJ Nana bring their album tour to Mbabane on November 20, alongside local DJs. Film Opportunity: Eswatini filmmakers can submit work to the 2027 Alternativa Film Festival, which offers about E2 million in prizes; submissions close March 1.
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