(ERGO) - More than 60 families who had been forced to flee conflict in Erigabo over a year ago are stranded in desperation, after walking long distances southwards through Sanag...

(ERGO) - Women relying on selling camel milk to support their families in Hargeisa are facing growing hardship, as the prolonged drought has forced pastoralists to move their herds far...

(ERGO) - Abdifatah Mohamed Dhaqane, 39, walked out of Mogadishu Central Prison in October last year after serving three and a half years for failure to pay a debt defaulting....

(ERGO) - Financial stress due to aid cuts and economic collapse are causing the break-up of Somali refugee families in Kenya’s Dadaab camps, leaving many women with children abandoned by...

(ERGO) - Single mother of nine, Fadumo Haji Hasan, had to scramble for her life to cram her children into the vehicle transporting them hurriedly out of their village of...

The impact of the prolonged drought across the country preoccupied most callers to Radio Ergo’s nationwide audience feedback platform this week (4-10 December 2025). The majority of calls to the...

(ERGO) - An auto-repairs training and job initiative set up by a Somali returned from abroad to Baidoa has set dozens of displaced young men on a career path enabling...

(ERGO) - Seventy-year-old Ali Sulayman Ahmed, a pastoralist all his life, cuts a sorry figure alone in Burao, hoping to treat his infected leg and also find emergency supplies to...

(ERGO) - Hundreds of Somali families, who returned from refugee camps in Ethiopia two years ago when aid was reduced there, are struggling to survive in a displacement camp in...

(ERGO) - Hundreds of women living in displacement camps in Garowe who earned a small though steady income collecting and selling scrap metal have been set back by Puntland’s ban...