Four Women's take on the week's topical issues as reported in the country's mainstream media. Featuring Busi Bhebhe, Sinqo Nyathi, Tasha M. Marara and Samkeliso Tshuma. Expect an occasional male guest. 

Must Zimbabwe start having a conversation about legalising abortion? Is it the only option left? Episode 27 of Women's News Beat explores this difficult question following an incident at the Zimbabwe University where a first year student attempted to abort a foetus using a coat hanger. This and more stories from the perspectives of four female co-hosts.

Featuring Trinity Project Trust

Episode 21 of the weeks review of topical News happening in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and globally from 4 women's perspectives. Featuring Tasha, Busi, Samke, Sinqo, and the occasional expert or male guest.

Episode 20 reviewing topical News happening in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and globally. Featuring Tasha, Busi, Samke, Sinqo, and the occasional expert or male guest. 

About the hottest issues on social media and the news in the week 10-14 Sep 2019, featuring Busi Bhebhe, Sinqo Nyathi, Natasha Marara and Samke Tshuma

Our views on issues that touch our lives directly as reported in the news, on social media and in social circles. Featuring Natasha M.Marara, Sinqoe Nyathi, Samke Tshuma and Busi Bhebhe. This episode features Simmy Ncube. 

A review of the weeks news and topical social issues.

In this episode we talk the "political correctness" of building mud ovens when there is flour shortage. Will having a "Ndebele" president in Zimbabwe make us more tolerant of each other? Are single mother's not marriage material? Is ZImbabwe ready for another round of the National Youth Service? 

 Straight from Zimbabwe, some commentary on the week's topical issues in the news and social media and the communities around the country from the contexts and lived experiences of four opinionated women. Not academic, but very real and frank talk. Featuring Samkeliso Tshuma, Natasha M. Marara, Busi Bhebhe and Sinqo Nyathi

Enjoy our latest episode focusing on the major theme of accountability