AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoEswatini–Taiwan Tensions: China’s foreign ministry says betting on “Taiwan independence” will cost Eswatini development opportunities, accusing Taipei of “dollar diplomacy” and alleged NT$25 billion funding tied to royal benefits. Royal & Music Spotlight: Davido’s historic Eswatini visit brought a royal welcome, including a tour of the new International Convention Centre in Ezulwini and a first-ever concert in the kingdom. Creator Support: ESWACOS opened applications for a Fund for Creativity and Artist Development, offering up to E5,000 per project for recording, music videos, books, digital distribution, marketing and professional growth. Bushfire Festival Buzz: MTN Bushfire Festival wrapped up with big crowds, fashion on full display, and major local and regional performances—while the festival director vowed to double its economic impact by 2027. Digital Safety & Media: TikTok reports millions of removals for guideline violations across Sub-Saharan Africa and highlights partnerships and media literacy efforts, including child online safety discussions involving Eswatini’s First Lady. Copyright Royalties: ESWACOS says first royalty distributions are expected in the 2026/27 financial year as licensing operations begin. Border Energy: Ngwenya Border Post saw heavy queues as travellers poured in for Bushfire, turning the entry point into part of the festival experience.
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