Radio Ergo - Somali Humanitarian News and Information
  • Home
  • Topics
    • Latest Stories
    • IDPS/Refugees
    • Natural Disasters
    • Health
    • Social
    • Food Security
    • Education
    • Agriculture & Livestock
  • Programmes
    • Locust Programme
    • Farming Programme
    • Radio Doctor Programme
    • Women Programme
    • Entertainment Programme
  • About Radio Ergo
  • Contact Us
  • blankEnglish
No Result
View All Result
Radio Ergo - Somali Humanitarian News and Information
  • Home
  • Topics
    • Latest Stories
    • IDPS/Refugees
    • Natural Disasters
    • Health
    • Social
    • Food Security
    • Education
    • Agriculture & Livestock
  • Programmes
    • Locust Programme
    • Farming Programme
    • Radio Doctor Programme
    • Women Programme
    • Entertainment Programme
  • About Radio Ergo
  • Contact Us
  • blankEnglish
No Result
View All Result
Radio Ergo - Somali Humanitarian News and Information
Home LATEST STORIES FF Feedback

Radio Ergo audience feedback report, 7 May -12 May 2021

Radio Ergo by Radio Ergo
May 18, 2021
in FF Feedback, LATEST STORIES
0
blank
0
SHARES
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

(ERGO) – The main concerns of callers to Radio Ergo’s independent feedback platform this week (7-12 May 2021) were the floods and destructive heavy rainfall across many northern and riverine areas, washing away livestock and leaving people without shelter; the return of locusts destroying crops and grassland; and food security distress in rural areas and among IDPs. Some areas reported continuing drought and water shortages. Coronavirus remained a concern in some areas.

Read the full report and analysis of feedback from communities across Somalia

Previous Post

Imports direct from UAE improve life in Somali coastal town of Hobyo

Next Post

IDP family survives floods in Abudwaq by tying themselves to a tree

Related Posts

IDP families kicked off Baidoa land lose their assets, income, schools, and health centre
FOOD SECURITY

IDP families kicked off Baidoa land lose their assets, income, schools, and health centre

September 10, 2026
Lower Shabelle breadbasket farms become a hunger belt for local families
AGRICULTURE & LIVESTOCK

Lower Shabelle breadbasket farms become a hunger belt for local families

September 8, 2026
Drought-hit Lower Juba pastoralists flee towards the Somali-Kenyan border
FOOD SECURITY

New Kismayo settlement has schools and healthcare for IDPs – but no jobs for income

September 3, 2026
blank
FOOD SECURITY

Tax rise in Somaliland puts poor Hargeisa shop owners out of business

September 2, 2026
blank
FOOD SECURITY

New tax halts lifeline work for displaced sand transporters in Baidoa

August 29, 2026
blank
FOOD SECURITY

Impoverished pastoralists in Mudug flee to resource-poor camps in Galkayo

August 28, 2026
Next Post
Floods force 1,500 families to flee from their homes in Bardere

IDP family survives floods in Abudwaq by tying themselves to a tree

FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK

DAILY PROGRAMMES

IDAACADDA 11-SEP-2026

IDAACADDA 11-SEP-2026 by Radio Ergo

IDAACADDA 11-SEP-2026
Episode play icon
IDAACADDA 11-SEP-2026
September 11, 2026
Episode play icon
IDAACADDA 10-SEP-2026
September 10, 2026
Episode play icon
IDAACADDA 09-SEP-202
September 9, 2026
Episode play icon
IDAACADDA 08-SEP-202
September 8, 2026
Episode play icon
IDAACADDA 07-SEP-2026
September 7, 2026
Search Results placeholder
Radio Ergo Weekly Newsletter
We respect your privacy.
blank
blank
blank

© Copyright 2014 - 2024 Radio Ergo

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Topics
    • Latest Stories
    • IDPS/Refugees
    • Natural Disasters
    • Health
    • Social
    • Food Security
    • Education
    • Agriculture & Livestock
  • Programmes
    • Locust Programme
    • Farming Programme
    • Radio Doctor Programme
    • Women Programme
    • Entertainment Programme
  • About Radio Ergo
  • Contact Us
  • blankEnglish

© Copyright 2014 - 2024 Radio Ergo