How Somalia is addressing its challenges

Kenyan and Somali troops have taken control of parts of the last al-Shabab stronghold in Somalia's port city of Kismayo. Earlier, the United Nations called for continued support of Mogadishu's new government. Al Jazeera's Kristen Saloomey sat down with Abdiweli Mohamed Ali, the Horn of Africa country's prime minister, to discuss the challenges facing Somalia.

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