Since the hard line extremists Al-Shebab pulled out of Mogadishu two months ago, residents have been able to return to their former streets and homes to rebuild what is left. Schools have started up again and shops opened. But for some there is nothing to come back to, and in a city still gripped by famine, life now is hard as it has ever bee
Since the hard line extremists Al-Shebab pulled out of Mogadishu two months ago, residents have been able to return to their former streets and homes to rebuild what is left. Schools have started up again and shops opened. But for some there is nothing to come back to, and in a city still gripped by famine, life now is hard as it has ever bee