Uganda, Nov. 15 -- Victims of the twin bombings in Kampala, among them police officers, have not been compensated as the country marks the first anniversary of the blasts, this publication can reveal.

The police and operators of public places have also abandoned the stringent measures instituted to prevent another terror attack.

On November 16 last year, suicide bombers detonated two explosives in Kampala, killing four people and injuring several others. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attacks.

The first attack occurred near the checkpoint to the Central Police Station in Kampala at around 10am. Police said the footage from the closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras showed the moment a man, wearing a black jacket and car...