(ERGO) - ­­­­Muna Mahdi Ahmed has applied for several jobs with the big Somaliland-based telecommunications firms, but despite her good qualifications she remains unemployed because of a traditional reluctance to...

(ERGO) - Somali health officials say hospitals and health centres in Mogadishu have seen a dramatic rise in the number of people suffering from Tuberculosis (TB) over the past few...

(ERGO) - Ibrahim Nur Iman, 25, has been peddling himself to work through the streets of Mogadishu in a wheelchair for the last 18 days. It has been such a life...

(ERGO) - The rising level of the River Shabelle is causing high anxiety among people living along the river in the southern Somalia town of Beletweyne, where flooding earlier this...

(ERGO) - Impoverished internally displaced families from southern and central Somalia living in camps east of the city of Hargeisa are being denied access to basic services because they are...

(ERGO) - Hundreds of farmers forced to flee their homes and land due to escalating conflict around Balad, in the Middle Shabelle region of southern Somalia, have arrived in the...

(ERGO) - Maryan Mohamed Nur, 23, said goodbye to her family and friends in Dadaab’s IFO refugee camp this month as she set off on the education journey of her...

(ERGO) - Villagers in Geed la-rifay, 40 km from Badhan in northern Somalia’s Sanaag region, are facing a severe water shortage, with water being sold at a record high price...

Radio Ergo is a unique service providing daily humanitarian information to the Somali public disseminated using shortwave broadcasts, FM rebroadcasts, website and social media platforms. Ergo manages a network of...

(ERGO) - Somaliland farmers are complaining that cheap imports of food from Ethiopia are driving prices down in the local markets and ruining their chances of recovery after the recent...