Wed 21 Apr 2021 02.00 EDT Last modified on Wed 21 Apr 2021 04.14 EDT After months living at an upmarket inn close to Mogadishuâs airport, Somaliaâs opposition leaders, including two former presidents and their armed teams, have decamped, spreading across the capital in what is seen as a strategic move. The sitting president, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed âFarmaajoâ, meanwhile, returned last night from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where he was reportedly hoping to win support for an extension of his presidential term from the African Union. The two ex-premiers are reportedly sleeping a few kilometres apart, embedded within residential neighbourhoods, better placed to mobilise the public.