A tough task ahead for Somalia's new President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo. He was only elected on Wednesday, and apart from forming a new government, which is already a massive undertaking -- the President also need to contend with al-Shabaab militants and rampant corruption in a country desperate for revival. Still, hope remains a strong emotion in the capital this weekend. CGTN's Abdulaziz Billow reports from Mogadishu.
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