(ERGO) - A youth-run soap factory, the first of its kind, opened this month in Kismayo’sMidnimoneighbourhood giving some longed for job opportunities to IDPs, refugee returnees, and local youth. Wanaagsoap...

(ERGO) - Four years of clan conflict in and around El-Afweyne in Somaliland’s Sanag region have caused schools to close and left hundreds of children stuck at home or having...

(ERGO) - Residents of Jowar-bile suburb in the southern Somali town of Jowhar have been accessing free medical services for the last eight months thanks to an initiative by young...

(ERGO) - Marodijeh governor, Ahmed Jam’a, told Radio Ergo that heavy rains caused the deaths of three people and injured 18 others on Tuesday 27 August. The three died when...

(ERGO) - Radio Ergo’s IDP Camp series this week looks at the threat of rape and sexual violence facing women living in the camps, who are forced to take casual...

(ERGO) - Sahro Adan Mohamed, 44, can now use her mobile phone, search for names in her phone contacts, and read SMS texts without any help. For as long as...

(ERGO) - Lul Hassan Matan has faced hostility, harassment, and detention in her lifelong struggle to help street children in Somaliland. A mother of six, Lul’s mission to provide shelter,...

(ERGO) - As part of an ongoing series on IDP camps in Somalia, Radio Ergo’s local reporter in Bossaso visited a camp where cash assistance is making a big difference...

(ERGO) - Abdilaahi Ali Hassan, an agro-pastoralist in Somaliland, supplies free water to pastoralist communities stricken by drought from the reservoir he built on his land four years ago. It...

Ismahan Hassan Ahmed’s brother, Abdifitah, died last week at the family home in southern Somalia’s Wanleweyn, after failing to get affordable treatment for an illness. The district hospital in Wanleweynclosed...