(ERGO) -Hilowlay Ali Mohamed has been a farmer for decades, continuing a long family tradition, and never once thought she would one day leave her home begging for aid.    But...

(ERGO) - Drought-hit families in remote parts of Galgadud region have welcomed an emergency water trucking service that has saved them from having to move to other places in search...

(ERGO) - Radio Ergo’s IDP camp series this week explores the hard road to success for two men displaced from their homes respectively by conflict and drought, who set up...

(ERGO) - Ahmed Osman, who lives in Holhol village in Jidiinka-dodhada valley in northern Somalia’s Sool region, tuned in to Radio Ergo on 27th May and heard a weather forecast...

(ERGO) - Hussein Mudey has hit on a successful way to earn a living, as well as enhancing the environment, by selling small trees and pot plants in Mogadishu.   The...

(ERGO) - Drought-hit families in a village in Dhobley, in southern Somalia’s Lower Juba region, are faced with a stark choice between buying water and sending their children to school. ...

(ERGO) - Swarms of locusts have stripped large tracts of farmland across 10 districts in Somaliland, leaving farmers without any crops left to harvest.  The locusts have eaten crops including...

(ERGO) - University staff and students in Kismayo have treated hundreds of low income people at a free medical camp in three villages that lack access to health services.   A...

(ERGO) - Bedridden and poor, 55-year-old Ahmed Farah Gedi embodies the hardships faced by disabled people and their families living in IDP camps in Somalia. In this part of our...

(ERGO) - Rough terrain and impassable roads are reducing profits for small scale Somali coffee farmers in Sanag region.  The farmers in the Al-Madow mountain range, stretching west from Bossaso...