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Following the recent threats of terrorism, the joint security task team will be providing guidelines on every gathering attracting masses within the Kampala Metropolitan area.

According to Anderson Burora, the deputy Resident City Commissioner (RCC) of Rubaga Division, after six improvised explosive devices were discovered in different parts of the city, security must approve all gatherings.

The devices were discovered in different locations namely: in Mabiito, Nateete, Ngobe-Bunamwaya, Miracle Centre Cathedral, and Lungujja.

‘’Any gathering in the city, you need to inform the security and give you the guidelines but at the moment security cannot put people’s lives at risk’’ Burora noted

He observed that the country has been on high alert after the suspected Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) attackers raided a School in Mpondwe Lhubiriha town council Kasese district, killing 39 and over 10 are still nursing wounds.

Burora made the call on Tuesday, September while addressing the media at Centenary Park Kampala

He called upon schools to be vigilant to avoid miscreants that may plan to havoc.

Anderson Burora, the deputy Resident City Commissioner (RCC) of Rubaga Division addressing the media on the sentiment by politician aimed at dividing people

‘’ Security starts with you, make sure that you report any new people that you may be doubtful about because any slight mistake you make, may lead to the loss of hundreds of lives ‘’ said Burora

During the press conference, Burora also called upon politicians to promote unity among Ugandans

‘’Politicians should focus on issues that develop the Country, issues that unity people and give them hope rather than making them lose hope ‘’ said Burora

His response comes after allegations of divisive language used by the president of National Unity Platform (NUP) Robert Kyagulanyi, also known as Bobi Wine, during a recent visit to the Luweero district where he fumed that the government wants to kill him and called the Buganda ethnic group to fight for their lands as few people have dominated their land

Burora said his speech was full of hatred and fueling tribal tensions.

Burora warns that such rhetoric can seriously endanger national cohesion, especially as politicians ramp up public rallies ahead of Uganda’s upcoming general election.

He however advised young people to be careful and examine the messages of political candidates before lending their support.