Musa Sude Yalahow, a former driver who controls much of Mogadishu, says that a central government might be a good idea so long as it recognised his sub-clan's ownership of the capital.
She says she was motivated to return after hearing about the plight of Somali children caught up in violence, including being recruited by the al-Qaeda affiliate, al-Shabab, which has lost control of Mogadishu and other towns to Amisom and government forces but still controls many rural areas of southern and central Somalia.