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Lubombo’s best upcoming artists revealed for NACA 2026

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MBABANE – The wait is finally over!

 The Eswatini National Arts and Culture Awards (NACA) 2026 has officially unveiled the nominees for Lubombo Region Best Upcoming Artist.

These exceptional talents have earned their spots through relentless dedication, standout creativity and significant contributions to the growth of the local entertainment industry. Representing the vibrant heart of the Lubombo region, each nominee brings a fresh perspective and unique sound to the national stage.

From compelling vocalists to innovative producers, this year’s shortlist highlights the remarkable depth of emerging talent within the eastern district. The annual awards continue to serve as a vital springboard for rising star power, celebrating artists who redefine the cultural landscape of the Kingdom.

With the shortlist set, the focus now turns to the public. Organisers are urging fans across the country to rally behind their favourite creators and make their voices heard.

Now it is your turn to help decide who will take home the title. Voting lines are officially open and every vote counts towards shaping the future of Eswatini music. Who will be crowned the NACA 2026 Lubombo Region Best Upcoming Artist? The decision rests in your hands.

Every vote plays an important role in recognising and celebrating the next generation of artists who continue to shape the future of Eswatini’s arts and culture sector.

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