(ERGO) - Local traders in central Somalia have stopped extending credit to customers buying food and other necessities from their shops, revealing the stark impact of prolonged drought on pastoralist...

(ERGO) - Nurto Raage Tuur-yare is proud to be supporting her family of eight after receiving funding from a local aid group to start a shop selling bananas. She is...

(ERGO) - Airstrikes on a farming village in southern Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region have displaced hundreds of families, leaving many without food, water, shelter, or any reliable means of survival....

(ERGO) - Calls about continuing drought dominated this week’s batch of feedback (9-15 March 2026) to Radio Ergo’s nationwide call-in platform, alongside a lesser number of callers reporting rainfall mainly...

(ERGO) - Hundreds of men in the mountainous areas of Somaliland’s Sanag region are turning to artisanal gold mining as a means of survival, after being displaced by conflict or...

(ERGO) - Pastoralist families who lost their livestock to the drought in Togga Jaceel valley in Puntand’s Bari region have been gathering grass sold for thatching traditional houses. The families,...

(ERGO) - More than 3,300 children from low-income and pastoralist families have been out of school this year since the closure of at least 33 primary and intermediate schools in...

(ERGO) - Drought displaced pastoralist families in southern Somalia’s Lower Juba region have arrived in Kulbiyow – a small town close to the Kenyan border - with no livestock, shelter,...

(ERGO) - Dozens of low-income families, who can no longer afford to pay house rent in the Somaliland capital, Hargeisa, have moved to Nasa-hablod displacement camp on the outskirts of...

(ERGO) - Callers to Radio Ergo’s independent audience feedback platform this week (2-8 April 2026) presented an overall mixed picture with regard to weather patterns across the country. A number...