AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedia Tribute: Eswatini’s journalism community is mourning EBIS broadcaster Bongani “Bobo” Dlamini, remembered by colleagues as a dedicated journalist and a key contributor to the National Media Awards’ return. Arts Support: MP Welcome Dlamini challenged the Arts and Culture Council over its support for creatives, after an artist seeking to perform overseas was reportedly told the office did not cover her dance style. Music Rights: Sands won a High Court case over his debut album’s master recordings; the court rejected a company’s ownership claim, amid a separate dispute over E411,053 in royalties. Live Music: South African DJs SculpturedMusic and DJ Nana bring their album tour to Mbabane on November 20, with local selectors on the bill. Creative Opportunities: Eswatini filmmakers can enter the Alternativa Film Festival’s first African edition, with prizes worth about E2 million and submissions closing March 1, 2027. Swati artist Lindelwe Dlamini is also showcasing her work in Tokyo through December 10. Local Talent: Obsession is building a path from teaching to afro-house stages, drawing on a lifelong love of music.
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