Author: Wamala

Atlanta rap superstar Young Thug is shutting down speculation — again. In a candid new interview, the Grammy-winning artist addressed long-running rumors about his sexuality, making it crystal clear where he stands. “I’m straight women. Ain’t nothing going down with no man,” Thug said firmly. The rapper also stressed that he has no problem with gay men, emphasizing respect for the LGBTQ+ community while setting the record straight about his own identity. Thug Has Faced Rumors for Years This isn’t the first time Young Thug has been forced to speak on the topic. Back in 2019, during an appearance on…

MacKenzie Scott, billionaire philanthropist, novelist, and former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has once again made headlines for her bold generosity. This time, she has pledged a jaw-dropping $70 million donation to the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) — one of her largest single gifts ever. The monumental contribution comes as the UNCF works toward its ambitious $1 billion fundraising campaign, designed to strengthen and sustain its 37 member historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) across the U.S. “A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity” UNCF President and CEO Dr. Michael L. Lomax called the donation a turning point. “This is a once-in-a-generation…

MacKenzie Bezos attends the 2018 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

KAMPALA – Uganda Police confirmed that 79 people were arrested during the two-day presidential nomination exercise held on September 23–24, 2025 at the Electoral Commission offices in Lubowa, Kajjansi Town Council. According to Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson SSP Patrick Onyango, the event largely proceeded peacefully, with security successfully maintaining order despite minor incidents. Day 1: Museveni Rally Disruptions On September 23, police arrested 44 suspects at President Yoweri Museveni’s rally in Kololo for phone snatching and pickpocketing. Those detained were taken to Jinja Road Police Station pending prosecution. “Despite these incidents, the nomination exercise concluded without any serious incidents reported,”…

KMP Spokesman Patrick Onyango

KAMPALA – Retired Maj. Gen. Mugisha Muntu, presidential candidate for the Alliance for National Transformation (ANT), has issued a stark warning to Uganda’s ruling authorities, urging them to respect political opponents and uphold justice. Speaking shortly after his nomination for the 2026 elections, Muntu emphasized that power is fleeting and should never be wielded to punish dissent. “Please, today you are in power, tomorrow you won’t. Deal with those who are not with you in a manner in which you would want them to deal with you when you are out there and they are in there,” he said. Criticism…

Muntu after being nominated for President

KAMPALA – Opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, widely known as Bobi Wine, formally entered Uganda’s 2026 presidential race on Wednesday, electrifying a massive crowd of supporters in Nateete. Addressing the cheering throngs, Bobi Wine slammed President Yoweri Museveni’s four decades in power, calling them a period marked by repression and economic injustice. “For 40 long years, one man and a small group of his relatives and friends have ruled our country at gunpoint,” he declared. “They have looted our nation and turned every institution of government into a tool of oppression. They have reduced the citizens of Uganda into slaves…

Bobi urged fans to wave the flag with pride

KAMPALA – Opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, better known as Bobi Wine, is officially back in Uganda’s presidential race—and he’s not holding back. Speaking to a packed crowd in Nateete after his nomination by the Electoral Commission on Wednesday, Bobi Wine warned that the 2026 elections will be nothing short of “war.” “I don’t know how much danger is awaiting us on this campaign trail, but we are going to keep moving with hope and faith. We are carrying the hope of our entire generation, a hope of millions and millions of Ugandans… Prepare yourselves,” he said. Bobi Wine urged…