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Radio Ergo audience feedback report 7-13 Aug 2025

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August 14, 2025
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(ERGO) – Calls during the week 7-13 August 2025 to Radio Ergo’s nationwide audience feedback platform gave another mixed picture of continuing harsh drought in Somaliland and parts of Galmudug; some rainfall notably in Bari region and Middle Shabelle; and a few concerns about the Shabelle river overflowing. Some farmers in Bay and Gedo regions said they were having good harvests. Callers in Hiran and Gedo spoke of the impact on communities caused by ongoing conflicts.

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

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