Namibia has not just suffered from the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, but  also an outbreak of the African Migratory and Red Locusts that has been  terrorizing communities in the country's north-eastern region bordering  Zambia and Botswana. The locusts were first reported in February 2020 in  small numbers, but there has since been a significant surge in swarms  spotted in various parts of the region. Gail Morland Junior Lecturer in Agriculture and Natural Resources  Sciences is in the studio with Dirk Kleinschmidt to discuss the locust  plague in Namibia.