The Eastern Revenue Authority has levied new charges on these traders, but the business owners say they cannot afford them and believe the fees are unjust. They also claim that government security forces, especially NISA, are being used to pressure and intimidate them into making the payments.

No government office or special authority has intervened to resolve the traders’ issue; instead, the matter has been met with silence. Meanwhile, the traders say their money is being used to purchase vehicles and build apartment blocks, suggesting that other groups are seeking to profit at their expense.

Some traders who spoke to the media expressed deep frustration and hopelessness over their government’s silence regarding the hardship they face.

The situation in Mogadishu remains tense, and the suffering of the local population has intensified. “The idea of state authority is being used as a tool for coercion,” some Mogadishu residents told the media.

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With the help of local support, she built a successful poultry farm, filling a critical gap in the local market and contributing to the country’s growing need for food security.

But today, new challenges threaten her hard-earned success. This is the story of a returnee refugee woman, her resilience, and the obstacles she now faces.

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