AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGospel & Culture: Eswatini’s Sphiwo Ndoni has earned a Crown Gospel Music Awards nomination for Best of Africa Male Artist, while other local female vocalists also rack up recognition—keeping the Kingdom’s worship sound in the spotlight. Choral Music: HMCS Choir defended the Ntjilo-Ntjilo crown, scoring a competition record 188 points and taking home E70,000, with Pure Voices finishing second overall after a major upset in the African piece category. Teachers’ Day Bash: SNAT confirmed its Teachers’ Day Bash returns to Mavuso Trade and Exhibition Centre on Friday, October 23, promising a big day of appreciation that turns into a full entertainment celebration. Music & Digital Buzz: Young Zesh’s patriotic track “Umliba Loyembili” keeps climbing online, surpassing 31,000 YouTube views and adding thousands of Spotify streams. Sports (Youth Football): Eswatini is set for a historic FIFA Under-15 World Cup debut in Baku, with the tournament format designed to guarantee teams play through to the final matchday. Creative Economy: 75 EmaSwati youth and creatives trained in grant-writing at King Sobhuza II Park, building skills to apply for funding like the EU-backed AEPC Southern Africa grants.
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