Life for Halimo Mohamed Abdi and her family has never been easy in Mogadishu, but for 14 years the pre-civil war health ministry compound was the place they called home...

(ERGO) - A voluntary committee of displaced people in Baidoa is running a thriving initiative that links male and female job seekers in the camps with employers offering various forms...

Drought and its impact remained the principal topic of concern for callers to Radio Ergo’s audience feedback platform in the week 2-8 October 2025. Calls about water and food shortages,...

(ERGO) - Women in the drought-stricken farming village of Arshale, in southern Somalia’s Bakool region close to the border with Ethiopia, are spending days away from their children as they...

(ERGO) - A farming community in a remote valley east of Lasanod in northern Somalia’s Sool region is facing crisis, after a combination of drought and crop pests destroyed their...

(ERGO) - Suldan Jama, a father of 12, sold his family home in Galkayo for $13,000 in June to raise money to free his daughter, who is being held in...

(ERGO) - An undiagnosed livestock disease affecting goats and sheep in Bahdo, central Somalia’s Galgadud region, is causing distress among herding families in the area. Pastoralists in Qalanqal, Dhumodle, and...

The calls to Radio Ergo’s audience feedback platform this week (25 September to 1 October 2025) included messages from listeners in northern, central and some southern locations telling us about...

(ERGO) - Fighting between the Somali government and AUSSOM forces and Al-Shabaab in two militarily strategic villages in Lower Shabelle region, not far from the Somali capital, has left thousands...

(ERGO) - In the two years that she has lived in Dadaab refugee camps, Halimo Ali Mohamed had been managing to support her family of 10 children by doing laundry...