AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMusic Rights: Sands has won a South African High Court battle over his debut album, Sands of Time. The court rejected a promoter-linked company’s claim to the master recordings; a separate dispute concerns E411,053 in unpaid royalties. Rising Talent: Mbabane-based DJ Obsession says music, family influence and persistence took him from teaching himself to DJ at university to performing afro-house. Arts Support: MP Welcome Dlamini has challenged the Arts and Culture Council over its failure to support a local performer seeking an overseas opportunity, as creatives continue to voice frustration. Live Music: South African DJs SculpturedMusic and DJ Nana will headline a November 20 Mbabane show alongside local selectors. Eswatini Abroad: Artist and designer Lindelwe Dlamini’s exhibition Insignificant Ants opens in Tokyo on November 10, bringing Swati influences to Japan. Film: Eswatini filmmaker Siphosethu Sibandze’s A Dream (Liphupho) has won Best Screenplay at the Waterloo Film Festival in Durban.
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