Radio Mogadishu
Radio Mogadishu is Somalia's national public radio station, established in 1951 during the Italian trusteeship. It broadcasts in Somali and Arabic, providing news, music, cultural programs, and educational content. Known as the "Voice of the Somali Republic," it played a key role in nation-building post-independence. During the civil war, it was heavily damaged but resumed operations in the early 2000s. Today, it serves as a vital source of information, promoting government initiatives and national unity. The station covers a wide range of topics, including politics, health, and social issues. It also features traditional Somali music and poetry, preserving the country's rich cultural heritage. Radio Mogadishu operates under the Ministry of Information, Culture, and Tourism. It has modernized with online streaming and social media platforms, reaching a global audience. The station remains a symbol of resilience and a cornerstone of Somali media.