Somalia is about to swear in its new lawmakers following a lengthy election process. However, a recent announcement by the country's election dispute body to nullify 11 parliamentary seats -- including three won by women candidates -- may derail the upcoming presidential polls. CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has this update from Mogadishu
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