AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMusic & Culture: Zimbabwe gospel star Rumbie Zvirikuzhe marks 20 years in ministry with her new album Through It All, launching Oct 10 in Harare with guest artists and church leaders. Royal & Heritage: King Misuzulu formalised his union with uNdlunkulu KaMawewe, paying 70 cows in a grand traditional ceremony that celebrated Swati and Zulu culture. Local Arts & Media: Eswatini’s IconConnect is pushing for a new free-to-air commercial radio licence, with plans for more listener-driven programming after ESCCOM’s public consultation. Creative Jobs: A youth arts programme is training unemployed young people and school dropouts in pottery and sculpture so they can earn through self-employment. Music Spotlight: South African singer Apple Gule shares the meaning behind his feel-good hit Wake Up and Sing, rooted in hope and personal growth. Entertainment Buzz: Comedian Kyle Gordon’s third album Kyle Gordon Is Everywhere drops Oct 2 and features Daniel Radcliffe narrating interludes; its music video was filmed in South Africa and the Kingdom of Eswatini. Festival Watch: The Embiveni Biggest Braai (Agape Love, 10th edition) expects 10,000+ patrons and features Makhadzi as headline entertainment. AI & Ethics: UNESCO backs Zimbabwe’s Nhimbe Trust for Fearless Frontiers, training young journalists on ethical AI use and defending artistic freedom across Southern Africa.
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