On day four of lockdown and with only 8 confirmed cases, I chat to Ru about how things are going in the capital of Zimbabwe

There's a relative calm in Germany. The death rate is low and testing is efficient. But that hasn't stopped them from preparing for the worst. Janine fills me in.

With over 1 billion people and a whole lot of stuck tourists, how is India coping with Covid-19? Ashana gives me some insight to the situation.

Lockdown in Prague. Spring has arrived and where the squares would normally be filled with tourists, Justin walks his dog without meeting another soul. Will Czech's drastic measures flatten the curve?

Sweden is pretty much operating as "business as usual" while almost the rest of the world goes into lockdown. I check in with 79 year old Jim to see how he feels about that.

After 25 years, the military are back on the streets. How are the locals reacting? Suzanne shares her thoughts and experience of pre and post democratic South Africa as they navigate their way through the pandemic.

Finally got to do a real happy hour! Nik and Tiffani give me the low down about how Covid-19 is effecting their life and what they are doing about it.

Taiwan is not in lockdown. How is this possible when it seems like the rest of the world are staying home? Listen in to find out what Taiwan has been doing to fight Covid-19

The military and the police are out and you can't even go for a walk. What life is like inside a country in complete lock down.

Spring in Denmark, the birds are chirping and people are staying home. Elvira tells me about how Denmark has been preparing for and dealing with Covid-19.