Parents complain about the new blended system of conducting lessons where learners go to school on certain days of the week and attend online lessons on the rest.

In this episode we discuss how people are expected to behave as they go about their businesses during the Covid-19 era in order to protect themselves from the virus.

In this episode we hear how a student fell victim to a cyber scammer. The student paid money for a non-existent Presidential scholarship.

in this episode we talk to journalists who share the challenges they faced while covering Covid-19 stories. Some contracted the virus while others were afraid they would contract the virus and spread it to their families.

in this episode, farmers complain about ineffective dipping exercise for their cattle and inconsistent visits by the veterinary people for vaccination against various cattle diseases. 

Bulawayo residents complain that the ban of public transport has immensely affected them as ZUPCO is failing to ferry people in time. 

Crossborder traders are vying for the reopening of borders citing that their businesses have been at a standstill due to lockdown, resulting in them failing to sustain their families.

Artists were hugely affected by Covid-19 induced lockdown and although the government disbursed some cushioning funds, not all of them benefitted. 

In this episode, Bulawayo residents complain about the estimate billing system used by the City Council during the lockdown period. 

in this episode we talk to Nelson Chamisa who gives us an account on how his political party intends to rebuild and restrategise towards the 2023 elections.