In this episode we feature Andile Sayi (20) who has recently published her first book written from the lenses of young people, particularly girls. Andile says young people often keep things to themselves, but there is need for adults to learn how to communicate with young people. 

In this episode Sindiso Dlamini, a young women's rights activist speaks about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

Some women in Bulawayo are not happy with law enforcement related to curbing the spread of the deadly Coronavirus (COVID-19). They allege police heavy handedness and insensitivity.   

Sexual rights of young women and girls are violated in Zimbabwe mainly because of factors such as culture and religion, poverty and lack of information. In this episode, Lubalethu Ndlovu talks about these issues and how they impact on the lives of women and girls.  

Religious leaders play an important role more so under the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode Pastor Phiri talks about these challenges

Urban commuting is increasingly becoming a challenge for women and girls as they are now commonly subjected to physical and emotional abuse. In this episode, a young woman narrates her experience in the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) buses.  

The Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has disrupted the lives of young people and in this Episode, Sekai Chekwa, a 56 year old woman highlights some challenges facing girls in her community

Intergenerational sexual relationships are prevalent in Bulawayo. In this episode, Kudzai, a mum in Queenspark suburb shares her opinion about how 'Sugar Daddies' are destroying the lives of girls.  

Gender Based Violence (GBV) is prevalent in Zimbabwe. In this episode we talk to a young woman who shares her views and experiences on the issue of Gender Based Violence.