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Paraplegic Somali graduate vows to bring change as public servant
(ERGO) - Moulid Ali Dukow, 25, a paraplegic, is looking forward to changing the world after graduating in public administration...
Dadaab refugee businesswomen keeping Somali culture alive
(ERGO) - A group of 50 Somali women refugees producing traditional handicrafts in the Dadaab refugee camps in northeastern Kenya...
Families left in the cold as houses in Kismayo housing project collapse
(ERGO) - At least 47 people have been homeless after their houses in a donor-funded housing scheme in southern Somalia’s...
Female Somali graduates in Mogadishu praise the support of their mothers
(ERGO) – More than 200 young women graduated from different faculties at Somali International University (SIU) in Mogadishu this week,...
Somalia’s first youth start-up soap factory opens in Kismayo
(ERGO) - A youth-run soap factory, the first of its kind, opened this month in Kismayo’sMidnimoneighbourhood giving some longed for...
Conflict disrupts education for hundreds of Somaliland children
(ERGO) - Four years of clan conflict in and around El-Afweyne in Somaliland’s Sanag region have caused schools to close...
Newly qualified doctors in Jowhar run free clinic for displaced pastoralists on outskirts of town
(ERGO) - Residents of Jowar-bile suburb in the southern Somali town of Jowhar have been accessing free medical services for...
Deaths and injuries as torrential rains hit Hargeisa
(ERGO) - Marodijeh governor, Ahmed Jam’a, told Radio Ergo that heavy rains caused the deaths of three people and injured...
Female domestic workers from Mogadishu IDP camps suffer rape by city employers
(ERGO) - Radio Ergo’s IDP Camp series this week looks at the threat of rape and sexual violence facing women...
Somali women in Mogadishu IDP camps empowered by literacy programme
(ERGO) - Sahro Adan Mohamed, 44, can now use her mobile phone, search for names in her phone contacts, and...
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