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Pilkerton outlined four priorities: protecting national security, encouraging legitimate investment, working with allies under the 2018 FIRRMA (Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act) law, and preparing for emerging technology risks through the Investment Security Technology Initiative. He stressed that national security would remain the guiding principle even as the office sought to respond more effectively to investors and businesses.
“Our local hotels, beaches, and resorts serve as core economic drivers, but critical access roads have been left deteriorating for decades,” Mayor Rulinda noted, adding that the uplift will restore Entebbe’s image as the premier gateway to the country.

UGANDA HALTS CONTROVERSIAL TRADE CRACKDOWN AFTER BACKLASH FROM TRADERS,...

Government has halted enforcement of its controversial trade order after mounting pressure from traders, religious leaders, and lawmakers, pausing evictions of street vendors and kiosks as consultations begin. The suspension, announced by State Minister David Bahati, follows sharp criticism in Parliament over the handling of the crackdown, with authorities now promising a more balanced and consultative approach before any rollout resumes.

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