AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoArts Council: ENCAC CEO Stanley Dlamini’s Facebook live left creatives’ questions unanswered, focusing instead on the National Arts and Culture Awards as concerns grow over support for local artists. Fashion & Design: Swati-born artist Lindelwe Dlamini takes her exhibition “Insignificant Ants” to Tokyo from November 10, while rapper Emtee has been sporting Eswatini streetwear label Babyjuice on stage. Creative Opportunities: Core Art International is investing E165,000 in scholarships for 30 young creatives, with training in performance and career development. Eswatini artists can also enter the regional hip-hop category at Botswana’s relaunched 267 Hip-Hop Awards. Music & Film: Pure Voices Choir won E110,000 at South Africa’s Buang Moloto competition, and local film “A Dream (Liphupho)” earned Best Screenplay at the Waterloo Film Festival. Lyrikal Busta has teamed up with South Africa’s Intabayasedubai on new single “Mtukulu.”
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