AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRail & 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.
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