Low literacy forced Somalia to use radio stations to explain its draft constitution

Evidence

President Osman and the rest of the government were aware of this campaign and made every effort to expose it as a fraud by educating the public about the constitution. Given the low literacy rates of the population, the government extensively used the two national radio stations, Radio Hargeisa and Radio Mogadishu, to familiarize the public with the substance of the draft constitution. — Abdi Ismail Samatar, Africa’s First Democrats, 536