Yes. I would just add that, in addition to the existential threat that al Shabaab poses to journalists, state laws, at both the national and the federal level, the regional level in Somalia, have really cracked down on journalists. We've seen some serious backsliding in parts of Somalia that used to have a relatively robust, vibrant, and free press but now are much more restrictive.
Somalis are increasingly relying on reporting from remote news sources. We have Somalis abroad in the diaspora who essentially run stringers or informants. They can write safely online from Toronto or London, but not so safely from inside Somalia itself.