Africa Business Radio

Ugandan police say the country will not heighten its terror-alert threat level despite recent travel advisories by the UK and French embassies warning their citizens of a likely attack.Police spokesperson Fred Enanga says that the threat levels would not be raised until security teams have more tangible information.He says the government has also contacted the British and French embassies to find out what specific information they had.Uganda's police say that counter-terror teams have thwarted several plots, both foreign and domestic, since the twin bombings in the capital, Kampala, on 11 July 2010.