The debates of Kismayo crisis goes beyond the bounders; “Kenya has its old allies in the area, something Mogadishu sees as violating the principle of sovereignty,” said Mr Stig Jarle Hansen, who teaches at The Norwegian University of Life Sciences and specialists in the Horn of Africa, war economy and security. “The solution is to accept the available structures in Kismayo and amend it rather than starting from scratch,” said Hansen. “Strained relations between Mogadishu and Nairobi are bad for everyone in the region,” said Mr David Shinn, an adjunct professor of international affairs at The George Washington University. “It can increase the prospect for conflict along the border, refugee flows and displaced people on both sides.”
Posted on: Sat, 13 Jul 2013 16:52:14 +0000
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