Kamuchacha finally gets time off to visit her family. She finds her father is very poor health. Things do not look good. Will the family let her take VaGobo back with her to seek medical attention? She has to try. She cannot watch her father suffer and do nothing. Can he be saved? Find out in this episode of Dzepfunde.

Kamuchacha embarks on her new adventure. She writes home to update her family on her progress. Meanwhile, back at home a lot happens in her absence. Catch up with Kamuchacha, Ndawana and VaGobo in this episode of Rakatsva dumbu nomusana.

Both Kamuchacha and her father, VaGobo have big plans for her son Ndawana. While they feel equally strongly about their respective plans, they do not have a common view of the right plan. They are similar in that they are both very determined people. Kamuchacha does not have the same power and influence that her father wields. We have already seen that VaGobo is a man used to getting his way. Which plan will prevail? In this episode we see the plans begin to unfold. 

What happens when you fall in love with the wrong person? Kamuchacha comes from a well respected, and very proud family. Jealous is an immigrant in this tight knit community. Can there be a future for these two lovebirds?

Can our group of warriors believe the announcements? Is the war really over? After spending so much time at war, how do you put down your weapons? 

Everyone has a role in the struggle. There is a level of trust that forms the basis for collaboration. Clearly it takes a village to fight a war.

We have heard stories of the struggle for independence. In this current story we follow one group of fighters as they enter Zimbabwe from Mozambique to engage in the struggle at a predetermined location.

We come to the conclusion of the Rex-Rindai saga. So much has happened. We have heard the story from each of their perspectives. No doubt we have formed our own opinions about these two people. We have been incredulous, angry, dumbfounded ... along the way. How will it all end? Listen to this final installment of Ndiko Kupindana Kwamazuva.