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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 84544, member: 27"]
The US Embassy just told its people in Uganda to stay sharp after the votes were counted. American citizens received a security alert urging continued caution despite the concluded elections. The message from diplomats in Kampala specifically warned against attending public gatherings or protests.

Officials advised monitoring local reports and maintaining a low profile. Recommendations included carrying charged phones with emergency contacts saved. Proper identification, like a valid passport and visa, was also emphasized. The notice acknowledged restored internet services across the country.

Meanwhile, Kenyan President William Ruto sent congratulations to Ugandan leader Yoweri Museveni. Ruto’s statement praised the electoral process as peaceful and reflective of public trust. He described Museveni’s win as a decisive victory for the National Resistance Movement.

Ruto expressed certainty that the re-election would boost Museveni’s development goals. He commended Ugandan citizens and electoral bodies for demonstrating democratic maturity. The Kenyan leader reaffirmed strong bilateral ties between the two nations.

Ruto pledged his government’s readiness to collaborate on shared regional priorities. He emphasized advancing mutual socio-economic benefits for both populations. The statement highlighted long-standing fraternal bonds between Kenya and Uganda.
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