AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLive Events: Eswatini promoters are being urged to coordinate dates after recent star-studded shows appeared to draw smaller crowds than expected. The industry says clashes may be splitting audiences. Mbabane Day: The city’s festival returns to Coronation Park on October 31, with music, food and family activities planned. Fashion: Swati models, designer Black Degree and local fashion professionals represented Eswatini at Mozambique’s Fancy Africa, building regional connections and opening doors for creative talent. Music: Sancheziey says hearing his tribute to grandmothers, “Siyabonga Gogo,” on South Africa’s Metro FM showed that stories from Eswatini can reach wider audiences. Culture: ENCAC and Pigg’s Peak Town Council are launching competitions to celebrate local talent and preserve culture. On the calendar: Royal Musiq joins the Eswatini Farmers Market lineup, while Afro House artist Sibu Manzini is set to perform at Mbabane’s All Black Party on October 9.
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