Amber Grace Birungi wins Miss Glamour Look International Uganda title

What the report says

Amber Grace Birungi, a student at Taibah International School, has won the Miss Glamour Look International Uganda title, according to Watchdog Uganda. The report presents her latest pageant success as another step in a growing public profile that also includes music, youth advocacy and community-focused work. It says she has been building recognition through beauty competitions, a song titled Woman, and leadership roles connected to empowerment initiatives.

Watchdog Uganda says Birungi has previously won Miss High School Uganda in 2024, placed first runner-up in Miss Teen Pearl of Africa in 2025, and later earned the Miss Africa International Uganda title in 2025. The article also notes that she is balancing school with interests such as swimming, reading, mentorship and leadership, while continuing to pursue wider ambitions in entertainment and public service.

The piece highlights her long-term goal of studying law at Harvard University and using her platform to speak for marginalized people. It also says she leads the Queen Birungi Amber Foundation, which is linked to youth empowerment and mentorship. In addition, the report points to her interest in women’s leadership, tourism promotion and environmental conservation.

Family support is presented as a key part of her journey. Her mother, Dr Olive Enid Nabiryo, is quoted describing her daughter as disciplined, hardworking and committed to excellence, while encouraging parents to support children’s talents. More broadly, the article frames Birungi as part of a growing group of young Ugandans using pageants and creative work to build influence beyond the entertainment scene.