Johannesburg Nightlife: The story of 81 De Korte Street’s changing venues—from Puma Social Club to Jozi Gold—shows how live music keeps evolving in South Africa. CAF Women’s Football: Nsingizini Hotspurs Ladies get an E40,000 Orchard Insurance boost for their CAF Women’s Champions League run in Gaborone (Aug 20–29). Swazi Rally Music Line-up: Swazi Rally 2026 drops its first wave of local artists for the Aug 28–30 Riders Ranch event, with K.O already confirmed as a headline. Hip Hop x Heritage: Young Zesh and Princess Buhlebetive release “Giya” on Aug 21, blending modern hip hop with Swati Umhlanga (Reed Dance) spirit. Motoring Culture: Park and Chill returns for its 2nd annual edition on Aug 15 at Goldwagon Matsapha, with categories like King of Stance and Loudest Sound System. Connectivity & Opportunity: A Mbabane panel argues connectivity’s real value is reliability and outcomes, not just cheap data. SiSwati on Air: Broadcasters are urged to standardise SiSwati language use to protect culture and clarity. Electricity Costs Watch: EEC signals it will apply for another tariff review for 2027, with any changes dependent on ESERA’s process. Comedy Festival: ECOFEST reveals the first batch of comedians for Sept 25 at SibaneSami Hotel. Farmers Market Adds Acts: Jazzwrld & Thukuthela join the Oct 10 Eswatini Farmers Market lineup. Libraries Go AI: Eswatini libraries train librarians on AI tools to improve cataloguing and access.