In this week’s batch of calls to Radio Ergo’s nationwide audience feedback platform (13-19 August 2026) there were two to three times as many distress calls about drought and its...

(ERGO) - Abukar Dayib Nuuh, 33, the eldest son in a family of eight, walks all day through the neighbourhoods of Marka carrying different sized containers of honey, going from...

(ERGO) - More than 1,000 displaced families - evicted from a camp in Garowe, Puntland, where they had lived for up to 20 years - are struggling without livelihood opportunities...

(ERGO) - For 23-year-old Asma Ismail Ahmed, teaching is no longer confined to the classroom. Every afternoon, she goes from home to home in Hargeisa, teaching children and adults who...

(ERGO) - Pastoralist families in Hodayga, Balli’ad and Jaleel villages in Abudwak, central Somalia’s Galgadud region, are struggling with livestock diseases that have killed large numbers of camels, goats and...

Among the calls to Radio Ergo’s independent audience feedback platform in the week 6-12 August 2026, many people reported the worsening effects of continued drought with livestock losses, food and...

(ERGO) - A new stretch of gravel road has turned a quiet neighbourhood in Badhan, Sanag region, into a thriving local market, giving low-income families a chance to trade and...

(ERGO) - A Somali organisation has developed a locally produced nutritional supplement that they are delivering to malnourished children from poor families living in internal displacement camps in Mogadishu. The...

(ERGO) - Around 180 farming families have fled their homes in villages south of Baidoa in southern Somalia’s Bay region after a flare up of conflict over access to land...

(ERGO) - Nomadic pastoralist families who migrated trying to save their livestock say they are trapped in dried out plainland areas south of the Somaliland capital Hargeisa, unable to move...