Having defeated Ethiopians, Somali Muslims face problems of peace

"Ahmed finds himself in an unenviable position. Unlike the ICU, which emerged in a political vacuum and was answerable only to its supporters, his new government is under pressure from a range of lobbies, including secular politicians and foreign agencies... Ahmed has therefore to tread a fine line between alienating Somalia's Islamic movement (and people), and bringing the wrath of the West down upon himself and his new government."