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Radio Ergo· 10 maalmood ka horHundreds of families evicted from rent-free camp in Garowe face life without jobs and essential services
(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 or access to basic…
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Radio Ergo· 21 maalmood ka horSomaliland pastoralists stranded on a dry plainland with dying animals and no resources to move
(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 away again…
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Radio Ergo· 11 maalmood ka horHome schooling in Hargeisa expands opportunity for education
(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 were unable to…
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Radio Ergo· 15 maalmood ka horNew road brings trade and income to small community in Badhan
(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 earn regular incomes.…
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Radio Ergo· 21 maalmood ka horSomaliland pastoralists stranded on a dry plainland with dying animals and no resources to move
(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 away again…
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Radio Ergo· 23 maalmood ka horIsolated Juba farmers want help repairing broken riverbanks that lead to constant flooding
(ERGO) – When the River Juba flooded in June in the area of Baar-Sanguni village, some 50 kilometres north of Kismayo, Faisal Dahir Muse was caught unawares just as he was preparing to harvest crops…
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Radio Ergo· 24 maalmood ka horViolent clan clashes in Middle Shabelle force families to flee to Mogadishu camps with no services
(ERGO) – Nearly 200 families displaced by violent ongoing clan conflict in Jalalaqsi, in Hirshabelle state’s Middle Shabelle region, have arrived in an under-resourced displacement camp in…
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Radio Ergo· 38 maalmood ka horAcute watery diarrhoea claims lives among drought-hit rural families in Kismayo
(ERGO) – Seven people have died and 235 others have been infected in an outbreak of acute watery diarrhea in Bula Haji, about 90 kilometres west of Kismayo in southern Somalia’s Lower Juba region,…
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Radio Ergo· 2 saac ka horImpoverished pastoralists in Mudug flee to resource-poor camps in Galkayo
(ERGO) –More than 200 families who have lost their livestock in rural areas of central Somalia’s Mudug region are facing increasingly difficult living conditions in displacement camps in Galkayo.…
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Radio Ergo· 24 maalmood ka horIDP families face repeated evictions as Beletweyne city grows
(ERGO) – As land prices rise in the growing Somali city of Beletweyne, increased numbers of displaced families are being evicted – often repeatedly – from camps built to house them on privately owned…
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Radio Ergo· 2 saac ka horImpoverished pastoralists in Mudug flee to resource-poor camps in Galkayo
(ERGO) –More than 200 families who have lost their livestock in rural areas of central Somalia’s Mudug region are facing increasingly difficult living conditions in displacement camps in Galkayo.…
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Radio Ergo· 2 maalmood ka horSomaliland closes black markets with outcry from informal local money changers
(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 markets and stabilise…
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Radio Ergo· 3 maalmood ka horSmall scale youth fishing makes big difference to Mogadishu families
(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 fish. He makes $100 to $150…
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Radio Ergo· 7 maalmood ka horPonds in Adado could provide water to thousands if rehabilitated, but pastoralists’ livestock are dying of drought
(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 dried up.…
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Radio Ergo· 7 maalmood ka horRadio Ergo audience feedback analysis 13-19 August 2026
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 varied impacts on…
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Radio Ergo· 7 maalmood ka horTrade in honey sweetens livelihood challenges for poor families in Merka
(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 door to door and…
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Radio Ergo· 10 maalmood ka horHundreds of families evicted from rent-free camp in Garowe face life without jobs and essential services
(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 or access to basic…
Ka akhri Radio Ergo ↗RE
Radio Ergo· 11 maalmood ka horHome schooling in Hargeisa expands opportunity for education
(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 were unable to…
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Radio Ergo· 14 maalmood ka horLivestock diseases decimate Galgadud herds and destroy livelihoods
(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,…
Ka akhri Radio Ergo ↗RE
Radio Ergo· 14 maalmood ka horRadio Ergo audience feedback report 06 -12 Aug 2026
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…
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Radio Ergo· 15 maalmood ka horNew road brings trade and income to small community in Badhan
(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 earn regular incomes.…
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Radio Ergo· 16 maalmood ka horLocal Somali initiative fills gaps in nutritional support in Mogadishu’s IDP camps
(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…
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Radio Ergo· 17 maalmood ka horFarming families abandon harvests as they flee violent land clashes between Baidoa farming and pastoralist communities
(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 between farming and…
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Radio Ergo· 21 maalmood ka horSomaliland pastoralists stranded on a dry plainland with dying animals and no resources to move
(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 away again…
Ka akhri Radio Ergo ↗RE
Radio Ergo· 21 maalmood ka horSomaliland pastoralists stranded on a dry plainland with dying animals and no resources to move
(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 away again…
Ka akhri Radio Ergo ↗RE
Radio Ergo· 21 maalmood ka horRadio Ergo audience feedback report 30 July – 5 Aug 2026
The calls recorded on Radio Ergo’s nationwide audience feedback platform in the week 30 July to 5 August 2026 give a glimpse into the differing fortunes of various livelihood groups across different…
Ka akhri Radio Ergo ↗RE
Radio Ergo· 23 maalmood ka horIsolated Juba farmers want help repairing broken riverbanks that lead to constant flooding
(ERGO) – When the River Juba flooded in June in the area of Baar-Sanguni village, some 50 kilometres north of Kismayo, Faisal Dahir Muse was caught unawares just as he was preparing to harvest crops…
Ka akhri Radio Ergo ↗RE
Radio Ergo· 24 maalmood ka horViolent clan clashes in Middle Shabelle force families to flee to Mogadishu camps with no services
(ERGO) – Nearly 200 families displaced by violent ongoing clan conflict in Jalalaqsi, in Hirshabelle state’s Middle Shabelle region, have arrived in an under-resourced displacement camp in…
Ka akhri Radio Ergo ↗RE
Radio Ergo· 24 maalmood ka horIDP families face repeated evictions as Beletweyne city grows
(ERGO) – As land prices rise in the growing Somali city of Beletweyne, increased numbers of displaced families are being evicted – often repeatedly – from camps built to house them on privately owned…
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Radio Ergo· 26 maalmood ka horCommunity awareness jobs are cut across Galkayo IDP camps
(ERGO) – The closure of many humanitarian aid programmes in dozens of internal displacement camps in Galkayo has caused job losses and hardship, as well as gaps in information among families living…
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