Somali militant group Al Shabaab has been driven from two major strongholds in recent weeks. That's part of an attempt by African Union and Somali forces to liberate the so-called Juba Valley corridor - which leads to the strategic southern port of Kismayo. But even as people get used to life without Al Shabaab, many fear reprisals.
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