Somalia - The Kenyan government has warned a collapse of the transitional government of Somalia over bitter the dispute between the parliamentarians, official said on Tuesday. Aden Barre Duale, a livestock minister said in an interview with Shabelle radio that they would warn any collapse faces to the transitional government calling for the authorities of the transitional government to solve the
dispute between the legislator over the post of the speaker the parliament.
"It is difficult time; dispute is not good for the government officials right now. So the lawmakers should return to the constitution and law to reach solution," said the minister.
He also talked the bad relation between the Kenyan government and Harakat Al-shabab Mujahideen saying that Kenya deployed more troops to the border between Somalia and Kenya saying that Harakat Al-shabab controls more areas in the border.
" They have rights to control there, but they could not cross the border, it was said that Al-shabab are terrorists, but that does concern about Kenya, it is for the US government and westerners," added the minister. Asked bout more Somali government troops trained in Kenya and also that there were some of Hizbul Islam fighters were in the neighboring country, he replied that Kenya and transitional government of Somalia had relations and there were trained troops for the TFG, but declined to comment on that.
The minister denied that there were fighters of Hizbul Islam in Kenya concluding his speech that Kenya will never intervene Somalia
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