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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 83258, member: 160"]
Some bigwig in Uganda claims the country will win through the coming vote. Colonel Edith Nakalema, who runs the State House Investors Protection Unit, promised that business keeps moving while people head to the polls. She met with news people and industry bosses to settle nerves about the whole situation.

This military officer told everyone that the economy never hits the pause button. She thinks the factories and shops should keep grinding without any drama. Her team wants to make sure the global view of the nation stays solid regardless of the political noise happening right now.

Barirega Akankwasa from the National Environment Management Authority led the talk with other government agency leaders. They sat down with editors to push for calm reporting. The goal involves keeping the vibe steady so nobody pulls their money out of the local markets during the heat.

The Colonel says her unit protects anyone adding value to the land. She wants the press to avoid spreading rumors that might scare off travelers or builders. The message focuses on building the nation instead of letting a simple event like an election mess up the bag.

The government basically wants everyone to act patriotically and keep things chill. They are working with security teams and regulators to maintain a safe zone for trade. These officials are trying hard to convince outsiders that the country remains a safe bet for their cash.
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