This is a positive look of what good the lockdown might have produced. A general look at the positive side despite many dying from the pandemic but looking at the positive gains of the lockdown what new hobbies did people gain what new knowledge did their acquire what is the positive side of their perspectives. 

The Mopane - Manama road is not user friendly since it has a lot of potholes that make it difficult for people to operate on that road and their worry is, that road is used by many people going to the Mlambapele border post, chiefs Marupi, Nhlamba and Marupi's places hence the potholes are not pleasing at all that lowers their business especially now that it have rained delta beverages trucks for drinks and alcohol together with bread companies no longer reach there because of poor road network that burdens them to somehow request that the suppliers  at least transport the goods to a place called Guyu and they will switch to scortchcart to transport their goods to the final destination. It's their plea on behalf of the community that at least the government and or organisations can chip inn and rehabilitate the road for them to have favourable road network.

This podcast looks at how commuter omni buses in Gweru where affected during the pandemic as their kombis where not allowed to commute to and from town and also with the introduction of the Zupco bus how where they affected financially.

The PCR test business is booming in Beitbridge because it is a border town and most residents make their livelihood through informal businesses that come with traveling to Musina on a daily basis and within a week one spends about $150 on PCR tests. Some Travellers who are unaware of the travel requirements are forced to do these tests in Beitbridge and it is usually way out of budget.

In this episode parents share their views on the call by the ministry of health and child care to vaccinate 12-year-olds against Covid-19 in a bid to fight the spread of the disease.

The Covid 19 pandemic brought with it several hardships and problems in both urban and rural communities. In rural Chiredzi district of Masvingo province child marriages continue to haunt the district with women's organizations raising concern over the problem which got worse during the lock downs imposed to curb the spread of the global pandemic. The problem of child marriages continues to haunt area  even after the relaxation of Covid 19 regulations as poverty continue to tighten its grip in marginalized rural communities of Chiredzi 

Wani mawi Etjaba tilebeleka nekwalisa vota. Nhasi tozuwisana nebanhu banobva kuntunhu weMangwe ne kuntunhu we Bulilima nehanganyila kwebatjakula mukwalisa kuti bevote muluhalawungo gwa 2023.

The Covid-19 inspired lockdown forced the subsequent closures of the school's like every other operation except for crucial services. School children of all levels have been negatively affected more so the exam writing classes.

Some students lost interest completely, others from poor families could not even sit for the exams at all due to non payment of exam fees while others blame the interruptions for their poor performance. This podcast addresses such issues 

This podcast talks about how cross border traders were affected by lockdown

The Covid-19 inspired lockdown forced the subsequent closures of the school's like every other operation except for crucial services.

School children of all levels have been negatively affected more so the exam writing classes.

Some students lost interest completely, others from poor families could not even sit for the exams at all due to non payment of exam fees while others blame the interruptions for their poor performance.

Their lives changed completely, some could just watch as their dreams vanish away just like that.

How are they holding up given the high unemployment rate, high cost of living and generally their lack of any survival skill?