Dr Nkosana Moyo, Retired Corporate Executive and APA President, In Conversation with Trevor Part 1

In this 2 part episode, Trevor sits down with one of Africa’s finest brains Dr Nkosana Moyo, Retired Corporate Executive and APA President. They discuss the Zimbabwean political climate and what will take for Zimbabweans to say 'enough is enough.
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[@trivagravia4837]

"the gap between the Intellectual understanding and emotional buy-in was too big".....that's profound. great and smart man he is..

[@tendairobsonchiwara7443]

l wish the internet was available and affordable to all in Zimbabwe to clearly learn and articulate what this great man is saying to build a better society

[@elizabethmutasa1008]

In the whole world it's only in Zimbabwe where the majority of the people can not afford neither can they access Internet. ...is this a normal country. ...? ..

[@blackjecha437]

My friend zimbabwe is full of ignorant fools. With widespread internet availability they follow foolish fools like Twabam, Mai Titi etc. What do you expect from a country that declines covid vaccination and goes for Makandiwa''s conspiracy theories.

[@MelVeeBroadcastingNetwork]

@@elizabethmutasa1008 No its an anomaly, a clear sign that someone somewhere is closing the tape!

[@trevisgamuchirayichipunza9646]

Am sure even in England its not available to all ,fair off

[@Boomslang1]

@@blackjecha437 true

[@delightchewe3496]

If Dr Nkosana has million fans, im one of them. If Dr Nkosana has one fan, im the one. If Dr Nkosana has no fan , then Iam DEAD😊

[@mrgrenfell2948]

Spot on! We would achieve a lot if people like Dr N D Moyo were given a chance

[@Nyasalands_Finest]

Guaranteed the guy seems knowledgeable why are we a nation full of fanatical/bootilicking/over-the-top supporters?🤷🏿‍♂️

[@clemencemagutah9318]

@@mrgrenfell2948 FACT 100%

[@bekithembandebele8270]

I have always respected Dr Nkosana Moyo, and this interview just proves why...

[@zvikomborerobakare4783]

Can listen to this man (Dr Moyo)all day long thanks Trevor,hope there's part 2

[@musaselome6788]

This is by far your best guest Trevor. Thanx for bringing him on the show.

[@peterofficesibanda9071]

'We dont need politicians but managers.'well said sir. What a great Conversation

[@michaelncube889]

Nkosana is just out of this world.

[@jackmhizha5955]

He is a man of core values which are not compromised. A great leader

[@ruvhenekovictoriamubonderi3567]

If only all people in the government could be as principled as you Dr Moyo

[@joshuamudenda4124]

Am inspired by this fantastic conversation well done Moyo u are really a good leader

[@tapiwashara6957]

This is the first interview I had to watch twice still going to do more, this gentleman is amazing. If someone was to ask me before watching this who would i vote for? I would say none, no one has earned my vote. But as of now I think I know where to put that X Dr N for president 2023 .

[@leeroytashingabasikolo6105]

A well polished statesman he is, stellar interview Trevor

[@ShuvaiAprilzw]

This was a very informative discussion, 02:25- 03:40 really resonates, here I was convinced I have a glitch.

[@cephastaruvinga8239]

You two guys are good guys and you have been talking about Zimbabwe's problem for a long time. Its time you take a position which changes things. Its good to be cool dudes but that will not bring change

[@tapiwamhari6820]

What a conversation that was Trevor. We need more smart and principled people like Dr Nkosana Moyo in our society and in leadership positions. It's unfortunate that the nature of our political landscape will not allow such people to lead our institutions.

[@lorenceruzive6618]

This is heart warming. If only we can have the mind of this great man.

[@frankwoods918]

President material Dr Nkosana

[@xharareone9350]

Nothing has changed NDM always been such a clear thinker. What a tragedy we can not allow him to lead Zim!

[@tatendamhuriro2735]

We are not there yet. Unfortunately. We need maturity to look beyond personalities, charm and charisma

[@blackjecha437]

@@tatendamhuriro2735 We are ages from that point.zim is full of foolish people

[@transporter9821]

Mr Moyo please open the school politics and teach this young boys and girls in our country about politics, Dankie baba Moyo siyabonga☺

[@gee6500]

Interesting to listen to patriotic mature people with a clear vision and strategy for Zimbabwe. Kwete zvana Nelson kukanya madaka demonising your country. Thanks Trevor keep them coming

[@vimbainasheeileenpencil]

Intriguing interview 👏. Thank you Mr Trevor

[@Pfumoreropa]

Zimbabwe would go far with this man as president

[@nathanielzuze4292]

I have watched many of your interviews and I can honestly say I'm inspired and I resonate with the content your platform provides. But I'm left with a sense of wanting more, for instance with this interview you had with Dr Moyo. My hope is you bring them back in the future to discuss more issues in depth. I really appreciate the breadth of knowledge and wealth of wisdom we consume from these guests. Thank you.

[@nyashanzuwa8120]

Great conversation Trevor.... quite eye opening in so many respects!!

[@tinashevakisai6524]

I'd been waiting for this one!

[@clivetendaupenyu1461]

Trevor i must say, that this is the best conversation of them all. DR NKOSANA MOYO has won my heart, i was impressed by the aura, the intellect, the simplicity, the logic, the articulation, the charisma. He is so full of wisdom, if Zimbabwe had more leaders like him, i tell you our country would be a better place.

[@zakarianyoni8648]

Am inspired we need managers not self politicians.

[@snappy9061]

Great interview. Absolutely love Dr Nkosana

[@kudakwashetigere9047]

Great interview I like Dr

[@kundaitembo8019]

This man I hope 1 day I will have the honour to meet him on an academic footing. So much to gain from his way of thinking

[@dionkandima5632]

Dr Moyo is right to say that "we as a people are sitting in a fascinating place where evidence and facts don't count for much. Emotion and tribal alliances and regional alliances trump logical analysis" and change takes time. He goes on to list the things wrong with our political climate, yet he still went on to expect these very same voters to be rational over night during his campaign, why? The rational voter is a myth so why keep insisting? If the voters are illogical: Make them AWARE, make them CARE and Involve them. I am glad he says he would love to study history, I would love to hear his analysis on lessons learnt from the last election.

[@aidmoredzinotyiwei6998]

A great man with a great mind. Indeed we need managers and not politicians.

[@AnotidaChikumbuBOOKSERIES1]

I enjoyed this one. Good job Trevor.

[@mazinimlalazi6880]

So informative conversation thank you Trevor for bringing Dr Nkosana a lot was well explained here.

[@duengwaru5135]

Thank you Trevor for these Conversations, they inspire me a lot. All of the conversations you made clearly exhibits that Zimbabwe has the finest brains in Africa. I think that majority of the Zimbabweans are still in the 90's basing on their Political and Economical ideology. People like Doctor Nkosana Moyo are excellent in the rebuilding processes of our beloved country but it seems as if they are too "academic". May God bless Zimbabwe.

[@innocentnjombolo2598]

Great conversation

[@mkhumbulondlovu3435]

He is one of the best brains Zimbabwe has

[@bothwellmahlengwe7997]

Any leader who is serious about bringing prosperity and real change to this nation, this is one of men who should form his advisory team. One that he listens to, and implement at least 75% of their advice. If that leader was me, he would be PM.

[@chatizamu]

insightful statements Dr Nkosana'

[@rockmaposa3109]

Well said mr Moyo, thanx Trevor....

[@oliverchipoyera]

Masterpiece of his success

[@sheltonmatsongoni4802]

a man of wisdom .

[@mrgrenfell2948]

Nkosana for President. Let's all really behind this man. Very focussed.

[@theclassics7513]

these are the kind of Presidents we need in our country

[@freemanmapfumo4177]

I like the use of examples from the old man to back his points

[@albertchinhenzva8592]

Brilliant mind 👌 👏.

[@authurkonde653]

Doctor Moyo have always been my favourite to run this country.

[@Exool-qp1ob]

Woooow i am so cited

[@andreahoxbucks]

enjoying

[@tatendamakuwerere]

time well spent

[@dgm3033]

Trevor any chance we get these conversations in podcast form on platforms like Apple and Spotify, these will be a good listen on drives to work etc?

[@Keith0909Maya]

This is work in progress. Watch this space.

[@diasporaintellect4485]

ZIMBABWEANS DESERVE THE COUNTRY & THE HARDSHIPS BECAUSE WE DO NOT ELECT DR NKOSANA MOYO TO BE PRESIDENT, WE ELECT PEOPLE LIKE MUGABE. MNANGAGWA & CHAMISA. WE ELECT TALKERS NOT DOERS.

[@nqobilemahlangu3812]

Leadership💪🏾. I’m still content with how I voted in 2018!

[@brianchibichabo3920]

He agreed to be used to split the opposition vote

[@mikesithole4086]

This is the MAN.

[@kumbiektw]

I have always liked this man and unfortunately for us Zimbabweans...we don’t vote for common sense but what benefits us as individuals.

[@blackjecha437]

Taura hako.our fellow citizens are soooooo foolish

[@adnawatirebm]

what book did Nkosana hold up and state is best book he has ever read?

[@bothwellmahlengwe7997]

I am kindly asking Dr Moyo to get his pen back and write something regularly that would change the mindset of every Zimbabwean so we take ownership of our destiny.

[@elsonshumba5209]

finally u bring a proper person

[@MrMukono]

How do we join APA?

[@chaukeemmanuelmhlengwe152]

Great

[@Casper-ez1yl]

Very inspiring and intriguing discussion ,kudos to you two gentlemen....

[@CliffKanoz]

Wisdom Galore .

[@teechiz]

What a legend

[@tuffkudzanai752]

I'm interested in Dr Nkosana Moyo he is one of the best politician in zim

[@tjgunguwo]

He said he is not a politician

[@tuffkudzanai752]

It was before I saw the interview

[@carlosmwandiambira8317]

How sad it is when u see such a man and hear such mind as this being suppressed. The solution of the Country is in that principled man in 1 way or another. Without such, tichiri kutamba raka raka. Not yet serious.

[@riendautre9283]

at 39:00 I like that Trevor you asked that question because throughout the whole interview Nkosana seems to not introspect at all, from his time as minister "failing" to read Mugabe, realizing his appointment was preemptive but doing nothing about it etc .He is logical but he has to do a lot of self work, yes history does prove who is ideally fit for the job but look around Boris was a journalist Merkel a teacher, Obama a lawyer, Trump a "businessman" etc .This should tell you it takes more than just having a track record you can't run a country like a business exclusively, economics is as much political too.

[@mpinir]

The president we have not had yet...on policy and maturity, this is the man Zimbabwe needs. Even better is if he came in without a party banner

[@admiremadamombe5182]

this guy is too nice, in the this environment (and given our circumstances) he cant be prez.

[@shamin28]

Dr Nkosana 👏👏

[@protestantchristian]

There was something about Robert Mugabe, all the interviews that I have listened to so far points to the fact that he understood the value of having smart young people around him, I wonder where it all went wrong though

[@tkamashuro6576]

If this guy become president today l c a better Zimb. Forget about Zanu, MDC

[@theprince1795]

What was the book on negotiation he was talking about?

[@mpilisonkiwane]

Those pushing for dialogue are just trying to find an alternative way to be part of the gravy train, SIMPLE!

[@tafadzwaandoro971]

Moyo💕!

[@ronakio]

This man should be the president of Zimbabwe.

[@desirejamesmeki2970]

Presidency is a political post so, it's not only economics. There is need for some1 who can balance those two

[@diasporaintellect4485]

INDEPENDENT ZIMBABWEANS, CAN YOU IMAGINE OR VISUALISE A ZIMBABWE WITH NKOSANA MOYO AS PRESIDENT & FORTUNE CHASI AS VICE PRESIDENT & DAVID COLTART FINANCE MINISTER???

[@faraichirimubwe5970]

The good doctor is loaded with practical long term ideas that can transform any nation's fortunes to greater heights. The problem with his prescription is the assumption that transformation can be achieved through a well structured thought process that the whole society is expected to buy into. My opinion is that currently Zimbabwe is deep past redemption therefore needs a political thunderbolt in other words a patriotic dictator in order to achieve alignment in various fronts. Only then can we have economic managers going forward.

[@been2711]

There always have been "patriotic dictators" they failed 😒

[@stewartwapwanyika2950]

@35:00 i tend to differ with his school of thought

[@fayemorton5133]

Brother Nkosana you are wise.Unfortunately people in the government are so selfish that they can’t even think of their own children They are just greedy and power hungry.That mnangagwa l think he should learn from mugabe Their gernaration will disappear and will not be remembered.Life has its faise

[@kudakwashegwede5805]

This is a man

[@peltonngwenya7188]

Apa ndipo chaipo maComrades ehZimbabwe

[@zeburules]

A true intellectual, what a loss for the country.

[@beatswaafrica1143]

Dr you are correct in some aspects and wrong on others. Managers cannot run a country their role is already there as bureaucrat, if it was the case we would have seen it somewhere. Wishful think and stated the problems we all know but short on pragmatic solutions based on the current events. if you enter politic you have to show organisational skill and inspire everyone with your vision. Dr you are too academic and do not speak the common people language. You are corporate guy and have wonderful ideas for the ideal world of commerce but politics requires something else. In politics sometimes knowledge is not the answer.

[@tuffkudzanai752]

Can you bring Nelson Chamisa for the interview as well

[@soloman4240]

Chamisa lies too much . The hardtalk interview on BBC proved that.

[@wondergenaro2881]

@@soloman4240 and u don't lie?

[@franciscanyatowa2658]

Tate Moyo is smart A

[@simba4572]

Therefore Nkosana came up with ZimAsset

[@Bthula]

You are going to be a minister without being formally told

[@mosesdhlakama3222]

Maybe we painted Mugabe with a wrong brush after all Trevor.

[@beyondcovid8362]

Compare Nkosana Moyo's decision to leave the government to the Mwonzora, Gutu, Madhuku, Komichi and Khupe sucking up to Nwena to get handouts.

[@carolinemadziwa4396]

Dr Nkosana this country will regret not giving you that 1 chance to point us in the right direction. It`s a case of the right man in the wrong electorate. Unfortunately the electorate dnt look @ logic they look @ emotion & political bannter, what a loss.

[@thembasibula5971]

I don't like Trevor's intolerance when it comes to opposing views especially on Twitter( he ended up blocking me), but i like the people he brings on this show.If there was a way of not having my view counted i would take that option. Mr Moyo a gentleman beyond the word.

[@nathanmajuru6317]

He also blocked me after I called him out for not paying workers. He remains a great journalist though.

[@servioussibanda3287]

When I looked at the 2018 ballot paper, I decided not to vote in a circus, serves no purpose

[@zeburules]

Donald Trump changed that model he ran against both "establishment" parties. That was despite him running on a Republican ticket.

[@takaadams9156]

I am listening to this man, he is educated and has lots of experince but very politically immature.

[@fayemorton5133]

You talk like Dr umar you are wise.But those foolish power hungry can’t look above their shoulder

[@fayemorton5133]

That is what our government should look like solving problems . Of Zimbabwean Not eating with Chinese and taking all the money to china 🇨🇳 Nonsense

[@solomonhopewellkembo]

9:15 sounds nice but so illogical on close analysis...

[@t3rr3nc3_Vheremu]

Hahaha had you learnt the lesson, you explain from 34:40 to 36:35, back in 2001 then you would not have left government. A democratic outcome is rarely the most logical.

[@Boomslang1]

The majority of Zimbabweans are intimidated by intellectual depth

[@vanzskies89]

Well he’s likeable but akaoma musoro uyu, I see too much pride in him it’s difficult for a general person who are the majority to connect with him.

[@takudzwapridemawire4189]

He has a revolutionary mentality, something we need as a country.

[@mticha9566]

He’s a down to earth. He talks sense. It’s the electorate which should wake up and vote for good policies instead of popularity.

[@been2711]

You see too much pride? Based on what? Are you not part of the people who he is talking about, that react with emotion instead of using logic, using track records and experience?

[@silandulo]

😂🤣😂 y’all like people like Chamisa who talk talk track records zero

[@wondergenaro2881]

@@silandulo pipo like dambudzo kkkkk