This program features the risks of using medicines without consulting a doctor. Many people in South Darfur State and other places do not consult a doctor on such illnesses as headache and cough. Instead, they go directly to purchase medicine from the pharmacy or even unlicensed roadside shops. The program features an interview with Dr. Babeker Tijani, a UNICEF Staff, on the support provided by UNICEF in the field of child nutrition in South Darfur State. The program also features a report on the importance of laboratory test to diagnose diseases.

This program features a discussion with members of Alma-shish Artistic Group on the effective ways to raise awareness on issues of gender based violence in South Darfur. The program also features an interview with Adam Ismail Adam, UNAMID’s Civil Affairs Officer from Kabkabya Team Site Office, on the work of UNAMID in the area of Education in Kabkabya Locality.  In addition, there was an interview with Yahiya Adam, a designer, on the importance of theater in building peace in Darfur.

This program features cultural stories told by grandmothers in Darfur. The fairy tales and cultural stories that the grandmother tells her grandchildren have a great impact on the upbringing of these children, and preserves the cultural heritage of Darfur. The program also feature a discussion about how do you choose your friend and how do children engage with our friends and share their advice.

This program features a report on family meetings and their impact on women's intellectual and social developments. It also highlights a feature on Umalhassan Ahmed Mahmoud Khamis, a member of Darfur women -association Alhabl - Almateen a charity organization in Abu shouk camp, which teaches displaced women how to read and write.