VOICED: Life returns to former Shebab areas

The video discusses the situation in Mogadishu, Somalia, following the withdrawal of Al Shabab, an Al Qaeda-linked group. It highlights the return to normalcy in some areas, the challenges faced by residents, and the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Government forces are working to secure the city, but fears of Al Shabab's return persist. The video also touches on the economic impact on local markets and the dire conditions in camps for internally displaced people due to conflict and drought.

What significant change occurred in Mogadishu after Al Shabab's withdrawal?

• The introduction of new trading laws

• The construction of new residential areas

• The return of government soldiers patrolling the streets

• The establishment of new educational institutions

What was one of the main economic challenges faced by Mogadishu's traders after Al Shabab's control?

• High taxation by the government

• Shortage of skilled labor

• Lack of access to international markets

• Fear of Al Shabab's return

What is a major concern for residents living in areas still controlled by Islamic fighters?

• Lack of educational facilities

• Scarcity of entertainment venues

• Limited transportation options

• Inadequate healthcare access

What has been a significant consequence of the conflict and drought in Somalia?

• Growth in the technology sector

• Rise in tourism

• Increase in agricultural production

• Emergence of large camps for internally displaced people

Despite some residents starting to rebuild, what remains a challenge for many in Mogadishu?

• Shortage of educational resources

• Lack of political representation

• Reliance on handouts and aid

• Dependence on international trade