(ERGO) - Lack of fencing has stopped 150 farmers in villages in Sheikh, Somaliland’s Togdher region, from cultivating after monkeys, wild pigs and other animals entered their farmland and destroyed...

(ERGO) - The drying up of a natural water source in a small town in a mountainous part of Puntland’s Bari region has left more than 10,000 people – including...

(ERGO) - The stoppage of free water supplies by an aid agency to three internal displacement camps in Galkayo has left many vulnerable families on the outskirts of Galkayo facing...

(ERGO) - Landowners in Baidoa have forcibly evicted more than 160 displaced families from a camp where they had initially invited them to settle, leaving them struggling without income or...

(ERGO) - This week (3-9 September 2026), a number of callers to Radio Ergo’s independent, nationwide audience feedback platform noted beneficial rainfall, particularly in Jubaland (notably in Kismayo) and Shabelle...

(ERGO) - Farhiya Abdullahi Abdi, a farmer in southern Somalia’s agricultural breadbasket, Lower Shabelle region, has lost all the crops she expected to harvest recently due to water shortage, leaving...

(ERGO) - Three hundred displaced families who voluntarily relocated from camps in Kismayo to Halgan area in April, 25 kilometres from the city, are struggling to find work and meet...

(ERGO) - New financial reforms in Somaliland have put hundreds of informal money changers out of work and unable to support their families, as laws have tightened to curb black...

(ERGO) - Shueyb Ahmed Hussein, 34, saves the dollar bus fare by walking two hours every day from Sa’id displacement camp in Daynilie district of Mogadishu to the coast to...

(ERGO) - Hundreds of struggling pastoralist families in Adado district, in central Somalia’s Galgadud region, can no longer afford to buy water after the seasonal ponds they rely on have...