(ERGO) - Families from Qoryoley, who once supported themselves from the proceeds of their farms and small trade, have been victimised by an upsurge in conflict between two local clans,...

Among calls this week (6-12 November 2025) to Radio Ergo’s nationwide independent feedback platform, the prolonged drought affecting many parts of the country was the most common theme. The number...

(ERGO) - Rising costs of living in Hargeisa, Somaliland, are causing many poor families to move to displacement camps as they can’t afford life in the city. Shukri Yusuf, 60,...

(ERGO) - A new cooperative in Mogadishu representing more than 500 manual labourers is successfully connecting workers with jobs, in an increasingly competitive and formalised marketplace. Mideeye, meaning the unifier,...

(ERGO) - It’s estimated about 100 men selling gas for cooling appliances along Mogadishu’s streets have been put out of work due to the takeover of the market by large...

(ERGO) - Long-term Somali refugees living in Ethiopia have been given the chance to raise their own livestock as a means of making a sustainable livelihood and potentially settle their...

This week (30 October to 5 November 2025) the overall weather-related picture garnered from Radio Ergo listeners across the country changed from the previous week, with a greater number of...

(ERGO) - Pastoralist families escaping from drought-affected areas of eastern Somaliland are now struggling to survive at Naaso-hablood camp on the outskirts of Hargeisa. They lack food and clean water,...

(ERGO) - Before the streets of Baidoa fully awaken in the morning, 40-year-old Ibrahim Said Ahmed, a father of seven, sets off on his three-wheeler to deliver fresh vegetables and...

(ERGO) - Villagers north of Mahaday in Somalia’s Middle Shabelle region have been cut off by river floods in September, leaving them lacking clean water, short of food, and without...