Government task forces: On Tuesday, the government published the names of the individuals on its various coronavirus task forces. But there was some controversy surrounding the earlier reluctance to announce their names. Duncan Roberts gave his verdict on the government’s communication strategy so far.

School reopenings: The first phase of school reopenings starts next Monday with final year students, followed on 18 May by the remainder of secondary and 25 May with primary and crèches. Jess Bauldry outlined the remaining questions about the decision, despite the education minister stressing that the strategy was not ecomically motivated, extraordinary parental leave will be discontinued from 15 May. How does that leave parents caring for children on the alternate weeks they are expected to study at home? And why not just make attendance optional? These and more questions abound.

BnL appointment: Last Friday the culture ministry announced that Joanne Goebbels would be the new head of the national library. But the appointment sparked suggestions of nepotism on social media and in the press as Goebbels is known to be close to cultural minister Sam Tanson (déi gréng).

Upcoming (virtual) events: The National Theatre’s “Frankenstein”, the 3 du Trois Contemporary Dance Show, New music from When Airy met Fairy, Sun Glitters and Josh Island and virtual Octave celebrations (without the Gromperekichelcher) with quizzes, photos and more.

Members of the Delano editorial team will be back on the 100,7 airwaves on 8 April. “The Jim Kent Show on Radio 100,7 with Delano” airs Thursdays from 5pm to 8pm. Listen live by tuning to 100.7 FM in Luxembourg or via livestream, or catch the programme replayed as a podcast available Fridays on Delano.lu