VOICED : Mogadishu cultivates a fragile revival

The video discusses the dual nature of Somalia, marked by violence and corruption but also hope and cultural revival. It highlights the role of art in fostering hope, the improved security perceptions in Mogadishu, and the ongoing challenges posed by the Shabab. The narrative also focuses on the youth's role in economic revival, emphasizing the importance of staying and investing in Somalia for a better future.

What challenges did artists in Somalia face under Shabaab's influence?

• They were encouraged to create more art.

• They were forced to leave the country.

• They had to hide their talent as art was considered a crime.

• They received government support for their work.

What does the survey by the Heritage Institute of Policy Studies reveal about Mogadishu?

• The city is completely free of violence.

• People feel safer and more optimistic than in previous years.

• The security situation has worsened.

• There is no change in the security situation.

What is the current status of Shabaab in Mogadishu?

• They are now part of the government.

• They have taken over the capital.

• They still stage frequent attacks and control rural areas.

• They have been completely eradicated.

What is Fouad Abdullahi Hassan's contribution to Somalia?

• He left the country to seek better opportunities.

• He set up a coffee house to foster cultural revival.

• He joined Shabaab to fight against the government.

• He became a politician to change policies.

What is the attitude of young Somalis towards their country's future?

• They believe the country has no future.

• They are optimistic and want to contribute to its revival.

• They are indifferent to the country's situation.

• They are pessimistic and want to leave.