OITF Spotlight: More than 150 regional theatre artists from South Africa, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana brought masterclasses and performances to Eswatini, with training in acting, writing, dance and production, and visiting acts taking the stage at the Eswatini Theatre Club. Theatre Funding Reality: A workshop during OITF put the spotlight on the biggest hurdle for producers across Southern Africa: securing money to pay talent and mount productions. Youth Creative Push: Foreign Affairs Minister Pholile Shakantu urged young people to use the creative arts to tell Eswatini’s own stories as the Genesis Ekucaleni School of Creative Arts festival kicked off. Football Development: Eswatini Football Association bought a GWM double-cab bakkie worth over E600k for FIFA’s talent pathway coach, aimed at strengthening youth identification and progression. Gospel Music Feature: Make Buhle Gee’s journey from hardship to purpose in Eswatini Gospel music was profiled. Co-op Financial Fallout: Bunye Betfu Savings and Credit Co-op faces major audit findings, with E19.6m unaccounted for and the board removed pending investigation. Cybersecurity & Scams: ESCCOM was designated national cybersecurity agency, rolling out training for journalists on protecting people online.
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Zimbabwe Celebrity Shock: Wicknell Chivayo, the flashy tycoon known for luxury gifts and political connections, died in a helicopter crash near Marondera, with his wife Lucy Muteke and four others also killed; officials say early findings point to fuel spill on impact and a fire, while investigators recover the black box. Wealth Questions: His reported US$25m (about KSh3.24b) estate has sparked online disbelief, with social media users asking how his “billionaire” image matches the figure, as a legal dispute over his assets continues. Eswatini Theatre & Creative Arts: At the October International Theatre Festival premiere in Mbabane, creatives and performers set the tone for more collaboration, while a workshop highlighted that funding remains the biggest hurdle for theatre producers across Southern Africa. Football Development: Eswatini Football Association bought a GWM double-cab bakkie worth over E600,000 for FIFA talent pathway coach Tomeu Perello Palou to strengthen player development. Education & Dignity Debate: A viral learner-teacher confrontation in South Africa reignited worries about how teachers handle intimidation without risking dismissal or criminal trouble. Cybersecurity Push: ESCCOM was designated national cybersecurity agency, training journalists on scams and incident response as mobile broadband grows. Music Spotlight: Eswatini Gospel artist Make Buhle Gee’s journey is profiled as resilience and faith in action. Local Culture Exchange: Vulamasango School Choir and South Africa’s Edendale Technical High School Choir united in song for “Nations in One Voice.” Sports Youth Note: Team Siata celebrates cycling sensation Sivuyile Gulwako’s podium finish in a South African youth road race.
Zimbabwe Wealth Mystery: Wicknell Chivayo’s death in a helicopter crash has reignited debate over his reported US$25m estate and how his lavish lifestyle was funded, with social media users and Kenyan media personality Lynn Ngugi asking “where was all this money coming from?” Crash Update: Zimbabwe aviation investigators say fuel spilled on impact and a fire followed, while authorities recover the black box and continue probing the cause. Theatre & Funding: The October International Theatre Festival spotlighted a tough reality for producers across Southern Africa: funding remains the biggest hurdle, even as Eswatini creatives gather for masterclasses and performances. Arts Community Call: Veteran actor Bheki Mkhwane urged artists to unite and share their work, arguing festivals are where talent should connect, not compete. Local Music Spotlight: Gospel artist Make Buhle Gee’s story of resilience and service continues to inspire, while her vehicle-for-healing theme adds a community-focused twist to her music journey. Sports & Youth Talent: Eswatini’s Khetsiwe James returned to competition in South Africa after a break, and Team Siata celebrated cycling sensation Sivuyile Gulwako’s podium finish. Cybersecurity for Media: ESCCOM engaged journalists on cybersecurity and scams, pushing stronger protection as digital life deepens.
Celebrity & Film: Richard E. Grant, born in Mbabane, Eswatini, is set to stir up drama on The Celebrity Traitors series 2, with fans already buzzing about his “Traitor” slip in the opening episode. Theatre & Arts Funding: A workshop during the October International Theatre Festival in Eswatini heard that funding is still the biggest hurdle for theatre producers across Southern Africa. Creative Arts Festival: The Genesis Ekucaleni School of Creative Arts Schools Festival opened in Mbabane, spotlighting top performances from Swazi National High School, Ngomane Primary and Vulamasango High School. Choral Exchange: Vulamasango School Choir teamed up with South Africa’s Edendale Technical High School Choir for “Nations in One Voice,” blending African and Western pieces. HIV & Stigma: SA activist Nozibele Mayaba says sisterhood is key to restoring women affected by stigma. Sports & Talent: Eswatini rider Khetsiwe James returned to competition in South Africa, while Team Siata celebrated cycling sensation Sivuyile Gulwako’s podium finish. Pageantry Rebuild: The newly unveiled Eswatini Pageants Association calls for national support to rebuild the pageantry brand with transparency.
Cross-border choral joy: Vulamasango School Choir in Eswatini teamed up with South Africa’s Edendale Technical High School Choir for “Nations in One Voice,” blending African and Western pieces and ending with a unity song. Creative arts spotlight: Foreign Affairs Minister Pholile Shakantu (via a representative) urged youth to use the creative arts to tell Eswatini stories as the Genesis Ekucaleni School of Creative Arts Schools Festival kicked off ahead of the October International Theatre Festival. Cyber safety for media: ESCCOM trained journalists on cybersecurity and scams, stressing its national cybersecurity mandate and the need to protect people as digital use grows. Music & dance buzz: Viral sensation Butsegetsege (Mavusane Cyzweh) confirmed he’ll headline Kagogo Weekend in Eswatini on Oct 3. Sports culture win: Eswatini’s Santiago “Santi” De Nobrega made history by becoming the country’s first FIDE Master at the Chess Olympiad. Regional tragedy with arts links: Zimbabwe tycoon Wicknell Chivayo and his wife died in a helicopter crash; aviation investigators report fuel spill on impact and a fire followed.
Celebrity & TV Buzz: Eswatini-born actor Richard E. Grant is set to appear in the new season of Celebrity Traitors, with viewers also tracking who’s richest among the cast. Arts & Culture (Local): Foreign Affairs Minister Pholile Shakantu urged young people to use the creative arts to tell Eswatini’s own stories as the Genesis Ekucaleni School of Creative Arts Schools Festival opened in Mbabane ahead of the October International Theatre Festival. Theatre Across Borders: Zimbabwean thespian Zenzo Nyathi will represent Zimbabwe in Eswatini during the debut of Raisedon Baya’s The Taking, a land-focused production. Music & Entertainment: Viral dancer Mavusane Cyzweh, aka Butsegetsege, confirms he’ll headline Kagogo Weekend in Eswatini on October 3. Sports (Talent Spotlight): Eswatini’s Santiago “Santi” De Nobrega made history by becoming the country’s first-ever FIDE Master at the Chess Olympiad. Cybersecurity (Public Interest): ESCCOM was designated the national cybersecurity agency and trained journalists on scams and online safety. Sports (Youth): Team Siata celebrates teen cyclist Sivuyile Gulwako after his podium finish at the MTN Khemani Road Classic. Fashion (Industry Building): Organisers announced an Eswatini Fashion Expo aimed at giving emerging designers real platforms beyond “hobby” perceptions.
Regional Arts & Theatre: Zimbabwe thespian Zenzo Nyathi is set to star in Raisedon Baya’s The Taking at Eswatini’s inaugural October International Theatre Festival (Oct 1–3), bringing a land-focused story to a regional stage. Music & Culture: Viral dancer Butsegetsege (Mavusane Cyzweh) confirms he’ll headline Kagogo Weekend in Eswatini on Oct 3, after TikTok-fuelled fame for his Swati-traditional dance style. Local Entertainment Partnerships: Gems of Africa links up with Lush Hair Eswatini, naming Sergy and Stella Jacobs as brand ambassadors and making grooming/styling part of their performance and media rollout. Choral Spotlight: Asihlabelele Choral Society marks 50 years of choral excellence with a Golden Jubilee at SANU, featuring choirs from Eswatini and South Africa. Festival Buzz: Mlawula Campfire Festival’s 7th edition topped 1,200 attendees, with the Bakkie Life off-road segment a standout. Eswatini Sports & Talent: Eswatini chess makes history—Santiago “Santi” De Nobrega becomes the kingdom’s first FIDE Master at the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand. Community & Safety: ESCCOM urges parents to monitor children’s cellphone use as online child traffickers increasingly use social media.
Arts & Culture: Inyatsi Schools Arts and Culture Drama and Theatre Competition crowned Genesis Ekucaleni School of Creative Art as champion, with workshops in dance, directing and writing led by South African actor Hamilton Dlamini. Theatre Spotlight: Zimbabwean thespian Zenzo Nyathi is set to star in Raisedon Baya’s The Taking at Eswatini’s inaugural October International Theatre Festival (Oct 1–3). Music & Nightlife: Swazi Boy marked its 20th anniversary with a black-tie gala and a packed main-day lineup featuring DJ Zinhle, while a separate 2FIVE10 concert at Mdzimba View Shisanyama disappointed fans after headliners Vusi Nova and Ndu Browns failed to show. Fashion & Branding: Eswatini Fashion Expo aims to give designers real platforms beyond “hobby” status, and Lush Hair Eswatini named Gems of Africa stars Sergy and Stella Jacobs as brand ambassadors. Sports (Eswatini in focus): Chess history—18-year-old Santiago “Santi” De Nobrega became Eswatini’s first-ever FIDE Master at the Chess Olympiad; football—Eswatini U-23 edged Malawi U-23 1–0 in the AFCON qualifier first leg. Community & Safety: ESCCOM urged parents to monitor children’s cellphone use as online child traffickers increasingly use social media.
AFCON U-23 Football: Malawi’s Junior Flames fell 1–0 to Eswatini U-23 in the first leg at Bingu National Stadium, with Sibonelo Vlakati scoring in the 73rd minute; the return leg is set for 6 October, leaving Malawi chasing an away turnaround. Eswatini Football & Entertainment: Manzini Wanderers launched their MulaSport National First Division campaign in style, beating Viva Stumbo’s XI 3–0 at Somhlolo National Stadium as the “Weslians” begin their push back up. Branding & Music Culture: Lush Hair Eswatini named Gems of Africa stars Sergy and Stella Jacobs as brand ambassadors, with the duo set to handle grooming and styling for performances and public appearances. Festival Buzz: The Mlawula Campfire Festival hit 1,200 attendees, with organisers warning camping space is now the limiting factor as tourism-linked growth continues. House Music Spotlight: Swazi Boy marked its 20th anniversary with a house-music tribute featuring DJs like Crooks, Mafaka, Christos & Vinny Da Vinci, Sabz and DJ Fresh. Online Safety: ESCCOM urged parents to monitor children’s cellphone use as online child traffickers increasingly use social media to lure minors. Local Music Disappointment: The 2FIVE10 concert at Mdzimba View Shisanyama disappointed fans after headliners Vusi Nova and Ndu Browns no-showed, leaving only Sobzeen to perform.
Brand & Music Buzz: Gems of Africa has partnered with Lush Hair Eswatini, naming Sergy and Stella Jacobs as brand ambassadors and locking in grooming and styling for performances, videos and red-carpet appearances. Festival Watch: Mlawula Campfire Festival’s 7th edition hit 1,200+ attendees, with organisers warning camping space is now tight as the event grows and aligns with King Mswati III’s tourism push. House Music Spotlight: Swazi Boy’s 20th anniversary continued with a house-music tribute featuring local DJs and South African acts, including DJ Christos & Vinny Da Vinci and DJ Fresh. Local Entertainment Ups & Downs: Jazzwrld & Thukuthela were dropped from the Swazi Farmers Market line-up after opting for an international gig, while the 2FIVE10 concert at Mdzimba View Shisanyama disappointed fans with low turnout and no-shows by Vusi Nova and Ndu Browns. Hospitality Growth: Hilton says it’s exploring further opportunities in Eswatini, building on its partnership with PSPF and its role in jobs and skills. Digital Safety: ESCCOM urged parents to monitor children’s cellphone use as online child traffickers increasingly use social media to lure minors.
Human Rights & Migration: UN-linked experts in Geneva warn the US “externalization” removal scheme is driving a cascade of abuses across 35+ territories, including torture risks and family separation, with at least 23,000 people sent to 29 destinations. Football (AFCON U-23): Malawi U-23 host Eswatini at Bingu Stadium for the first leg of their AFCON qualifier, with coach Bob Mpinganjira pushing for a strong home result. Child Safety Online: ESCCOM urges parents to monitor children’s cellphone use as online child traffickers increasingly use social media to lure minors. Business & Media: Business Eswatini shuts the door on Inyatsi Group’s membership bid, rejecting some applications and re-admission requests. Local Security & Tech: Matsapha budget talks include a push for CCTV cameras to strengthen crime prevention. Arts & Culture: Asihlabelele Choral Society marks 50 years of choral excellence at SANU, while Swazi Boy Entertainment celebrates 20 years with gala events and a house-music tribute. Tourism: Mlawula Campfire Festival is framed as a boost to King Mswati III’s tourism growth drive. Sports (Netball): Uganda’s She-Cranes win the Africa Netball Cup, while South Africa’s men beat Eswatini in the men’s final.
Swazi Boy 20th Anniversary: Ezulwini’s Happy Valley Hotel hosted the start of Swazi Boy Entertainment’s 20-year celebrations, with DJ Zinhle headlining and pushing her ERA brand while local acts kept the crowd warm before the night shift. Music & Events: A 2FIVE10 concert at Mdzimba View Shisanyama disappointed fans after headliners Vusi Nova and Ndu Browns no-showed, leaving only Sobzeen and sparking an official venue statement. Digital Culture: Eswatini podcasting gets a boost as Banele WLJM’s “The Plug” S4 episodes rack up fast-growing views, showing local audiences will back well-packaged stories. Arts & Pageantry: ENCAC unveiled a new Eswatini National Beauty Pageants association board to revive local pageantry, with former Miss Eswatini Nompilo Mncina leading. Tech & Governance: The National Data Centre incident disrupted at least 12 government digital services, with RSTP denying claims of hacking or ransom demands while repairs continue. Sports (Local): Manzini Wanderers launched their National First Division campaign with a 3-0 win over Viva Stumbo, while Premier League clubs faced E350k in fines after misconduct issues.
Music & Events: Maguga Cash Challenge’s E100,000 bass jackpot stayed unclaimed after no angler hit 4.5kg+, with Peter McCullough taking the top prize instead for a 3.545kg catch. Live Music Fallout: The 2FIVE10 concert at Mdzimba View Shisanyama disappointed fans when headliners Vusi Nova and Ndu Browns failed to show up, leaving only Sobzeen performing and prompting venue explanations about who hosted and promoted the show. Entertainment & Culture: Swazi Boy Entertainment marks 20 years with a three-day run at Happy Valley Hotel (Sept 24–26), featuring a black-tie gala and major DJ names, while “Nayvee’s Prayer” hype builds ahead of its Sept 25 release. Local Media & Podcasts: Banele WLJM’s podcast momentum is turning into proof that Eswatini audiences will back local shows when they’re relevant and well packaged. Arts & Community: ENCAC unveiled a new beauty pageants association board to revive local pageantry, with former Miss Eswatini Nompilo Mncina leading. Sports (Eswatini-linked): Premier League clubs racked up over E400k in fines last season, with Mbabane Highlanders topping the list after crowd violence.
Local Football Transfers: Nsingizini Hotspurs midfielder Quality Dlamini is reportedly in talks with Zimbabwe’s Simba Bhora, with Hardrock also said to have enquired—Spurs want his price before any move. Inspiring Creators: Bongiwe Dlamini, a Sigangeni educator and digital content creator, is turning teaching into a platform for growth, entrepreneurship and youth opportunity. City Life & Planning: Mbabane’s municipal push focuses on cleaner streets, smarter infrastructure, culture and sport, plus public participation as the Town Planning Scheme review moves ahead. Premier League Discipline: Clubs paid over E400k in fines last season, led by Mbabane Highlanders (E60k) after crowd violence linked to the Ingwenyama Cup tie. Arts & Culture: ENCAC unveiled a new emaSwati board to revive local pageantry, aiming to put beauty contests back on the map. Entertainment Calendar: Swazi Boy Entertainment marks 20 years with a three-day run in Ezulwini, featuring major South African DJs and local gospel star Linda Dlamini. Music Buzz: “Nayvee’s Prayer” is set for release Sept 25, landing right as DJ Zinhle and Young Stunna headline the Swazi Boy anniversary weekend. Gospel Spotlight: Sphiwo Ndoni earns a Crown Gospel Music Awards nomination, adding to Eswatini’s growing gospel recognition. Sports Tragedy & Tribute: The SNAT Big Bend Half Marathon held a moment of silence for runner Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo and athletics official Emmanuel Gumedze. Youth Football Milestone: Eswatini is set for a historic FIFA Under-15 World Cup debut in Baku, with a new format guaranteeing teams play through to final matchday.
Rail & culture: Rovos Rail’s 15-day “Copper Trail” runs about 3,100 km from Zimbabwe through Zambia and the DRC to Angola’s Lobito, with EU-backed corridor ambitions turning station names and landscapes into a moving arts experience. Sports discipline: Eswatini Premier League clubs paid over E350,000 in fines in 2025/26, led by Mbabane Highlanders (E60,000) after crowd violence. Local music spotlight: Linda Dlamini used the Swazi Boy Gala Dinner stage to pitch himself and push for a first local gospel slot at MTN Bushfire Festival. Entertainment calendar: Swazi Boy Entertainment marks 20 years with a three-day celebration in Ezulwini (Sept 24–26), while Taiwan Day hits The Crescent Shopping Mall on Oct 3 with Asian food, fashion and music. Pageantry & arts orgs: ENCAC unveiled a new beauty pageants association board to revive local pageantry. Gospel & milestones: Sphiwo Ndoni lands Crown Gospel Awards nominations, and Eswatini fans are buzzing around the “Nayvee’s Prayer” release weekend tied to DJ Zinhle’s visit. Community & sport: HMCS Choir retained the Ntjilo-Ntjilo crown, and Eswatini’s U15 World Cup debut in Baku was confirmed for Oct 24–30.
Men’s netball development: Malawi’s Kings were winless at the 2026 Africa Netball Cup, losing all four pool matches and exposing a bigger issue: no strong domestic men’s league to build players for top-level competition. Premier League discipline: Eswatini’s top-flight clubs paid over E400,000 in fines in 2025/26, with Mbabane Highlanders hit hardest after crowd violence that saw their Ingwenyama Cup tie abandoned. Local gospel spotlight: Linda Dlamini turned the Swazi Boy Gala Dinner into a pitch for a future MTN Bushfire Festival slot, while Swazi Boy’s 20th anniversary celebrations keep the music calendar buzzing. Entertainment weekend: TGIF! Eswatini’s gig guide is packed, with Swazi Boy’s house-music tribute and other live shows lined up—just remember: don’t drink and drive. Arts & culture leadership: ENCAC unveiled a new beauty pageants association board to revive local pageantry and push it onto the world map. Tech disruption: Government services were disrupted after an incident at the National Data Centre, affecting platforms like e-Visa and the Government in Your Hand app. Choral scene: HMCS Choir retained the Ntjilo-Ntjilo crown, but Pure Voices pulled off a major upset in the African piece category. Sports future: Eswatini is set for a historic FIFA Under-15 World Cup debut in Baku, thanks to a new inclusive format.
Swazi Boy Entertainment 20th Anniversary: The entertainment company kicks off a three-day celebration at Happy Valley Hotel (Sept 24–26), with a black-tie gala dinner and big-name South African DJs lined up, plus local performances—perfect weekend fuel for Eswatini music lovers. Music Drop Buzz: “Nayvee’s Prayer” (DJ Zinhle, Young Stunna, Nayvee Womculo) lands globally on Sept 25, right as DJ Zinhle and Young Stunna touch down in Eswatini for the anniversary, turning the weekend into a must-watch for fans. Gospel Spotlight: Worship leader Sphiwo Ndoni scores a Crown Gospel Awards nomination, adding to Eswatini’s growing gospel visibility. Choral Glory: HMCS Choir retained the Ntjilo-Ntjilo crown, winning E70,000 after a packed competition at UNESWA Sports Emporium. Arts & Culture Org Move: ENCAC unveiled a new Eswatini National Beauty Pageants Association board to revive local pageantry. Tech & Services Disruption: The National Data Centre incident disrupted multiple government digital platforms, including e-Visa and the Government in Your Hand app.
Court Drama in Football: Nsingizini Hotspurs manager Nozipho Shabangu (ex–Miss Eswatini) has rushed to the High Court for an urgent injunction and E200,000 damages over alleged defamatory remarks made by Valencia Vermeulen, including claims tied to a stadium incident and social-media posts. Gospel & Festival Buzz: Linda Dlamini turned the Swazi Boy Gala Dinner into a pitch for a spot at the MTN Bushfire Festival, even inviting gospel legends on stage. Music Drop Meets Big Weekend: Hype is building for “Nayvee’s Prayer” (DJ Zinhle, Young Stunna, Nayvee Womculo) releasing Sept 25—right as DJ Zinhle and Young Stunna headline Swazi Boy’s 20th anniversary at Happy Valley Hotel. Entertainment Milestone: SwaziBoy Entertainment marks 20 years with a three-day run (Sept 24–26), starting with a black-tie gala and featuring major South African DJs plus local acts. Arts & Culture Spotlight: ENCAC unveiled a new beauty pageants association board to revive local pageantry, with former Miss Eswatini Nompilo Mncina leading. Choral Pride: HMCS Choir retained the Ntjilo-Ntjilo crown, scoring a record 188 points and taking E70,000. Tech Disruption: Government digital services were disrupted after an incident at the National Data Centre; RSTP says it was not a confirmed hack. Sports on the Rise: Eswatini is set for a historic FIFA Under-15 World Cup debut in Baku, and Amajita coach Raymond Mdaka urged focus ahead of Eswatini in the Cosafa Cup.
Weekend Entertainment: TGIF! Eswatini turns up the heat with a packed gig guide—Swazi Boy’s 20th anniversary House music tribute at Happy Valley Hotel (tonight, 6pm till late) and more shisanyama vibes at 2FIVE10 (4pm till late). Music & Culture: SwaziBoy Entertainment keeps the momentum with a public Mbabane activation at Albert Millin, while Young Zesh’s patriotic collab “Umliba Loyembili” hits 31,000+ YouTube views and 13,000+ Spotify streams. Arts & Pageantry: ENCAC unveils a new Eswatini National Beauty Pageants Association board to revive local pageantry, with former Miss Eswatini Nompilo Mncina leading. Choral Spotlight: HMCS Choir retains the Ntjilo-Ntjilo crown, scoring a record 188 points and taking home E70,000. Sports (Youth Football): Eswatini prepares for a historic FIFA Under-15 World Cup debut, while Amajita face Eswatini in the Cosafa Cup with a semifinal spot on the line. Tech & Services: The National Data Centre incident disrupts key government platforms like Government in Your Hand, e-Visa, and IFMIS.
Premier League Buzz: South African stars are flooding Eswatini’s top flight, with 12 cross-border imports across four clubs, including Mbabane Highlanders AM’s five-man contingent and Moneni Pirates’ Orlando Pirates pipeline trio. Digital Disruption: The National Data Centre incident has disrupted at least 12 government platforms, including Government in Your Hand, e-Visa, company registration, IFMIS and elderly grant services—RSTP denies social media claims of a hack or ransom. Beauty & Pageantry: ENCAC has unveiled a new Eswatini National Beauty Pageants Association board to revive local pageantry, naming former Miss Eswatini Nompilo Mncina as chair. Music Weekend Hype: “Nayvee’s Prayer” is set for global release on Sept 25, landing the same day DJ Zinhle and Young Stunna headline SwaziBoy’s 20th anniversary in Eswatini—plus the SwaziBoy brand is already building momentum with public activations. Choral Spotlight: HMCS Choir retained the Ntjilo-Ntjilo crown, while Pure Voices shocked the African piece category in a major upset. Sports & Youth: Eswatini is set for a historic FIFA Under-15 World Cup debut in Baku, and Swimmer Luca Fraser headlines Team Eswatini for Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics. Creative Skills: emaSwati youth and creatives trained in grant-writing to unlock funding opportunities, including EU-backed AEPC Southern Africa grants.
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