Author: Wamala
Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!
Uganda’s entertainment world has been rocked by major news: renowned media personality Henry Arinaitwe, aka Mr. Henrie, has officially signed out of Galaxy FM/TV. After nearly a decade of holding down the mic and airwaves, the star confirmed his departure, calling it “one of the toughest decisions” of his career.
Uganda’s Minister of State for Youth and Children Affairs, Hon. Balaam Barugahara, has called on global leaders to prioritize youth voices in leadership, stressing that young people must be given a seat at the table where decisions are made. Speaking during the High-Level Plenary on the 30th Anniversary of the World Programme of Action for Youth (WPAY) at the United Nations, Barugahara emphasized that youth inclusion should not be symbolic — it must be visible, structured, and impactful. “Going forward, we need to see more investment and focus on strengthening youth structures to ensure effective, meaningful participation at all levels,”…
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has once again doubled down on his vision of transforming Uganda into a modern, science-driven economy. On Saturday, September 27, the Head of State met a group of scientists and innovation leaders — led by Dr. Monica Musenero, the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation — at State House Entebbe. The meeting focused on evaluating Uganda’s progress in building a self-sustaining, innovation-led future.
A former American Idol hopeful who once made headlines for being kissed by Katy Perry during his Season 16 audition has now been sentenced to decades behind bars. Benjamin Glaze, now 25, was sentenced on September 15, 2025, following his guilty plea to aggravated possession of child sexual abuse material. According to Tulsa Police Department, Glaze’s punishment includes 25 years in prison — though only 15 will be served in custody, with the remaining 10 years suspended. He is also required to register as a sex offender for life.
After more than three decades of heartbreak, police in Austin, Texas have finally identified the man responsible for one of the city’s most infamous crimes: the 1991 yogurt shop murders that left four teenage girls dead. The suspect? Robert Eugene Brashers — a violent drifter tied to multiple murders and assaults across the country. But he’ll never face trial. Brashers died by suicide in 1999 during a police standoff, escaping earthly justice forever.
It’s official: Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco have tied the knot, sealing one of Hollywood’s sweetest love stories with a stunning ceremony that left fans swooning. The 32-year-old singer, actress, and former Disney Channel darling married her longtime friend turned partner, music producer Benny Blanco, in an intimate celebration this weekend. The couple confirmed the news with breathtaking Instagram photos that instantly broke the internet.
Ugandan entertainer Uncle Chumi is making headlines after being briefly detained at Busabala Police Station this week, following a heated clash with her landlord that escalated into theft allegations. Arrest Sparks Social Media Frenzy News of Uncle Chumi’s arrest broke on Thursday evening, sending shockwaves through social media where fans expressed both concern and curiosity about what really happened. At the time, details were scarce, but it has since been confirmed that the dispute was tied to the premises where Chumi runs her bar business. According to reports, her landlord filed complaints that led to police involvement — including theft…
The internet can be brutal, and for Ruth Kuganja — the younger sister of Ugandan singer Chosen Becky — dealing with online hate has been one of her toughest challenges. The rising entertainer recently opened up about the constant trolling she faces, particularly on TikTok, where critics have mocked her appearance and attacked her confidence.
Ugandan music sensation Spice Diana, born Hajjarah Namukwaya, is setting the record straight on a heated debate rocking the local music scene. Recently, speculation has emerged suggesting that artists producing songs with explicit or inappropriate lyrics are “taking over” the Ugandan music industry. Spice Diana, however, is firmly pushing back against these claims.
Harjit Kaur, a 73-year-old grandmother and long-time resident of California, was deported to India on 22 September after living in the United States for over three decades. Her arrest by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on 8 September shocked the Sikh community and sparked widespread outrage. Kaur originally moved to the US in 1991 with her two young sons, fleeing political turmoil in Punjab. During her time in California, she lived and worked legally while filing multiple unsuccessful asylum claims. Despite having no criminal record, her detention and subsequent deportation have been described as inhumane by her lawyer, Deepak…