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Radio Ergo audience feedback report, 10-16 November 2022

Radio Ergo by Radio Ergo
November 18, 2022
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The calls to Radio Ergo’s independent audience feedback platform this week (10-16 November 2022) included celebrations of rainfall in certain parts of the country, notably parts of Togdher, Puntland, and some central and southern areas. At the same time, callers in parts of Sool, Sanag, Bari, Galmudug, Hiran, and Bay complained of continuing drought or rainfall that had ended quickly. People calling the platform also spoke about high prices, lack of aid and aid distribution anomalies, livestock diseases, effects of conflict, locusts and farm pests, among other issues.

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