NAIROBI (Reuters) - The presidents of Somalia and Kenya signed a range of deals on Friday, including one to restart trade of the stimulant khat, the countries' foreign ministers said, in a sign of improving diplomatic relations.
The two neighbours are together battling an al Qaida-linked insurgency that has killed thousands of civilians in the last decade.
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