AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDance & Performance: Wayne McGregor’s Venice Dance Biennale conversation keeps circling one big question: what counts as dance—while Italian choreographer Andrea Salustri’s “Invisible” turns movement into light, air, water and sound, with storms of smoke and amplified rain-like effects. Regional Governance: SADC announced it will deploy an electoral observer mission to Zambia’s 13 August 2026 general election, with long-term observers running from late July into August. Entertainment Spotlight: “The Masked Singer SA” unmasked Sipho “Psyfo” Ngwenya as Clock after his Madagascar-themed “I Like to Move It” performance—fans were shocked, and he says the secrecy and family timing made it perfect. Arts & Culture in Madagascar: Fondation H’s founder Hassanein Hiridjee says the organization is closing its Paris venue and shifting all artistic initiatives to its Antananarivo headquarters, aiming to centralize mentorship and programs for visual artists. Music & Identity: A profile of Indigenous Taiwanese writer Faisu Mukunana highlights her life writing and activism, translated into English via Yao-Chung Tsao. Travel & Lifestyle (Madagascar link): Nigeria’s visa-free list includes Madagascar (visa on arrival), boosting regional travel options.
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