Disruptive Technologies Africa Founder, Dr. Douglas Mamvura, In Conversation with Trevor

In this week's episode, Trevor sits down with Dr Douglas Mamvura, Founder of the Disruptive Technologies Africa, Dr Douglas Mamvura. They discuss the technology gap in Zimbabwe, the leadership lessons he learnt from his time at CBZ and many more.
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[@finsensetv]

It is impossible to listen to Mr Mamvura speaking and not feel energized. He is electric and passionate. I first came across him the day I heard you speak as well at the Baker Tilly College of Knowledge. Thank you very much Sir I am going to watch this a second time and I looking forward to next week's bill of your show. Cheers

[@innocentnyaude6639]

Another GEM of an interview Trevor. These are becoming addictive. Amazing lessons there

[@deemanase512]

God's grace is sufficient. That baldness to know your true identity. To work unto the Lord. You inspire me so much.

[@peemsam]

"The Sky is Big enough for all Birds to fly" LOVE THAT!!!

[@patmahlangus6520]

Amazing application of word God into day to day life's activities.. Drawing from the well of wisdom. You have made the Bible to be real.

[@christopherchikumba4715]

Great interview Trevor with a legend Dr Mamvura,what an inspiration. Zimbabwe has great minds,hope our youths are tapping in these traits.

[@wilsonmatongo2572]

Wow! Breath taking! Whenever I listen to Dr. Doug, I am always kept at the edge of my seat, akin to watching a suspense drama or action packed movie! Thanks Trevor for bringing along Dr. Doug. Looking forward to another billing. Thank you once again!

[@clemencezaranyika2636]

That was supersonic. This guy is gifted. He is worth listening.

[@alanmandeya6077]

This was an inspiration looking at the background of Mr. Mamvura. Hardworking and God-fearing it will take you to great heights once again thank you Trevor looking forward to your next interview

[@Nhamo3]

"I don't need a papa to have a personal relationship with my God." Wonderful Interview lads. Best show.

[@mnqobisibanda7059]

This is one guy who motivated me as a struggling student at Morgan High School in 1999 when he was marketing director at CBZ ,everytime I fall I remember his words

[@michombazo1862]

I enjoyed the interview, it's always a pleasure listening to Doug, my best mentor during our banking days at Stanchart. Kudos to Trevor for his show and the inspiring interviews!

[@shumbanewsnetwork4874]

So insipiring Doug and another stellar perfomance of an interview by Trevor.

[@tatendachingozho2396]

Everytime i watch and listen to this conversation....i feel there must a Part 2. Am so inspired

[@tungamirairaymadubeko583]

"You can't have a baby in 1 month by impregnating 9 women " I remember this statement from him way back.

[@loveniachawora7296]

I met Dr Mamvura @ Redeemed House of God. Very humble man... so inspired!

[@baxtermasiiwa3375]

I can't believe I only found out about this channel this month I have been missing out !!!

[@natedengineeringlecturesup6956]

black belt. Doug is a dangerous man

[@watsonmatimanga8534]

Great and life changing lessons as always from this interview. Thanks Trevor for bringing such great people to this platform. Keep up the good job and all the best.

[@peemsam]

Thank you for showing the Glowing and Unapologetic IMAGE of BLACK EXCELLENCE. I have lived in DIASPORA for too long and forgot that WE AFRICANS can do GREAT THINGS. OHH NDATENDA HANGU, Ngiyabonga kakhulu baba Ncube nababa Mamvura

[@florenceshavi7425]

Wow thank you so much Trevor your choice of guests who come on the show is such a blessing I cldnt ask for any other thank you so very much Trevor and to Dr Mamvura wooow God's instrument of love shine on forgive those who talk your good heart for granted God bless you and keep you Trevor and Dr Mavhura!!

[@tatendachingozho2396]

So inspiring conversation But i dont know why i knew milton 1st before i knew this man Thanx mkoma Trevor

[@TheFridza]

Me too I think maybe its because I grew up reading Miltons motivational articles in the Herald

[@andiswandlovu4800]

Great interview, am really inspired and started my books collection because of this platform

[@kumbiektw]

Damn,again the gentleman mentioned that crucial point...we are our own problem...we hurt ourselves through jealous and want to crush each other at the time we are down.So sad for Zimbabweans to rejoice in your brother's or sister's misery.We need to change that mentality.Thank you for bringing such interesting people.Where are they when we need leaders to run the country with dignity?

[@georgemuzvimwe7572]

Great marketer. Thanks for the interview

[@chrisnyashadhinembira1850]

Dr Doug is an inspiration!

[@kevinmakumbe]

Humble guy ,thanks for having Doug on the show

[@sikhulekilemercyndlovu]

The humility of this guest is amazing...

[@btshabuluka98]

This is an inspiring life-enhancing interview I ever patiently watched. Thank you, Trevor, for bringing Dr Mamvura to the platform.

[@douglassheshe]

Great work Trevour with the kind of your interviewees, you also have a unique way of probing by nature of your questioning. Keep on the great work

[@MsEmworld]

Powerful:" you can count the number of seeds in an apple but you cant count the number of apples in one seed!". You can count the number of individual men, but you cant count the potential number of children within the man! God blesses the "man" and consequently the seed of the man & unfortunately the reverse is true for the opposite of blessings! Thnk God for Jesus! Awesome interview!

[@tungamirairaymadubeko583]

This was a need. I'm so so happy that one of my favorites was at the show. Now I'm waiting for Shingi Munyeza and Shingi Mutasa. But so far I really appreciate it

[@Nhamo3]

Me too.

[@mukundutm]

I wait with unabated breath for a show with Dr Julius Makoni!.

[@atwabindindi1711]

Shingi Munyeza has already appeared on the show

[@deemanase512]

Well articulated . You can not make money working for someone. That is so true. You want things to make money for you while you are sleeping. That is real wealth

[@shamisomuzenda464]

Trevor I love the conversations you have on your platform, very inspiring and motivating. Please do keep up the good work for us young entrepreneurs, we are learning a lot from your platform.

[@leonarddhlakama6083]

Great interview there.Thanks Dougie.Thanks Trevor

[@brightonmaunganidze2543]

What an incredible conversation, thanks so much for this awesome inspiration Trevor... You are imparting legacies

[@anesumudiwa2551]

Woow woow, 40 mins in and am amazed Keep it up, very inspirational

[@buthlezi3405]

Just discovered this channel. I am already a subscriber - amazing content !!!

[@tendai3721]

Thank you for this interview .

[@tw1g700]

Great interview Trevor

[@marjoriemuchena6031]

Ohh Dr Doug! I really enjoyed the interview.....what a powerful man packed with knowledge 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@obviousnzvatu1426]

A man who admits failure is a great man who can emanate from his error and embrace change and manage the future ahead. thanks Doug for accepting failure and reform, learn from it. i learnt a lot from this conversation

[@toddngwenya886]

Thanks Trevor for this conversation :)

[@Boomslang1]

What a refreshingly humble man

[@habakukgarakara7017]

quite an interesting and inspiring discussion

[@MyTimeToReinvent]

Keep bringing us great role models, faith based entrepreneurs, in a world of instant corrupt riches. Thanks Trevor for your contribution to changing our cultural conversation around success.

[@tungamirairaymadubeko583]

When the time comes, Trevor, do you mind if you can bring Milton Kamwendo to the show please. We have so much to learn put the puzzle together.

[@Prosper.Chitambara]

Powerful conversation!!!

[@rudochifamba7143]

I was skeptical about this one, but boy was I wrong!! Loved the candour. Loved how unapologetically Dr. Mamvura shares his faith. Refreshing!

[@obviousnzvatu1426]

um motivated and inspired thanks to Doc Goug and Trevor for such a wonderful business conversation

[@tinasheronniemakotore7814]

An interesting discussion. Doug is a great guy

[@NigelNyashaManhire]

idk if my comment will be seen. In the off chance that you read this Trevor, could we get an interview on the africa free trade agreement? One particular area of interest for me will be the companies involved on the infrastructure building side.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you for the suggestion. Watch this space

[@NigelNyashaManhire]

@@Keith0909Maya Thanks!

[@MrDiscord01]

rate it among the best

[@kudakwashetigere9047]

His a great communicator very humble as well

[@Mr82lindo]

I have never heard of the guest and quite frankly I am embarrassed as a citizen. Thank you Mr Ncube for going beyond the headlines and sensationalism.

[@Shawn_G_]

Inspiring

[@EphraimKowo]

WHEN ONE IS BORN OF GOD.... JUST LISTEN TO A PERSON WHO IS IN CHRIST

[@tendairutsinga9074]

inspiring

[@deemanase512]

Mwana wangu iyeye. Mai Dougie very proud

[@tendaimatyukira9314]

Inspirational

[@georgesnrmuchirahondo3028]

Imagine if all these people were appointed as cabinet ministers with all that experience and knowledge, where will Zimbabwe be today. We have brilliant men and women who can contribute positively to this project called Zimbabwe. Here we are being lead by fools. These guys should be encouraged to join politics and contribiute to the change we want for our country. One can never win a lottery unless they buy a ticket. Thanks Trevor for picking brilliant minds. However please include these politicians in future interviews. Good stuff.

[@SvoIfrika]

Brilliant interview! When are you going to be interviewed Trevor???

[@Keith0909Maya]

My passion is to help share great and inspirational life journeys. I have been interviewed on other platforms.

[@74tawa]

@@Keith0909Maya can you also interview middle of the road individuals.

[@innocentmadanhire2391]

iam still at varsity and already have my own startup ( Pharmaceutics & Academy) . i never liked being employed for long and considering growing what we have started as a modern startup. Should i consider being employed for a season Trevor?

[@mafitnk]

Well mmmm I was not exactly wowed, not to the extent his exclaimed rapport preceedes him. Seems to me a chap who made good use of the BEE portal at the time and impressively none scandalous conotations. However, Tech Gap in Zim or Africa is not as open as one might predict. ELearning in particular, to which I have had a near front row seat on the action, is porridge hot sinking sand. In addition, I would have been keen to hear on disntinct insight to motivating diaspora goodwill toward homeland investment. That is the one pocket lacking motivation and guarantees for greater efforts past goodwill cash transfers.

[@teekaybere943]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@oscarwhacha6429]

You can tell that this guy is from marketing from his phrases such is "the sky is big enough for every bird to fly"

[@rodrickzengeni8718]

What a talker !! But the Big problem is you didn't get into the story of his own company . Why

[@tatendachingozho2396]

Imagine this man was our minister of ICT or even the minister of tourism

[@cheftaffiafrica6267]

Thats my former Boss

[@MegaLmae]

Nurses at a doctors’ conference? What’s wrong with nurses?

[@Emmiothy]

It was to signify being privileged in your unqualified state.

[@MegaLmae]

Why is he called a doctor? Does he have a Ph.D.?

[@takawirachirume7010]

He does have one

[@langtonmatikinyidze114]

What an insperitional ,motivating ,and honest speech from God given man who has gone thru the mill. Well done Doug well doneTrev. Zimbabwe needs instead of these dog fights over meatless bones. We need u boyz

[@deemanase512]

Dr Gouglas Mamvura is a doctor after completing a doctor of philosophy. Do he is a doctor but not medical

[@MegaLmae]

Too many anecdotes

[@MegaLmae]

Did I hear some age discrimination in there? “I will not employ someone in their 40s”.

[@Boomslang1]

You missed the context completely

[@atwabindindi1711]

I think it is his choice of doing things