Dr Nkosana Moyo, Retired Corporate Executive and APA President, In Conversation with Trevor Part 2

In the second part of this episode, Dr Nkosana Moyo discusses with Trevor the effects of his generations actions on the youth, how President Mnangagwa's inaction is the main cause of why Zimbabwe is currently where it is and many more.
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[@vanzskies89]

I wish millions of zimbabweans would watch these conversations, this will open the minds of many.

[@elizabethmutasa1008]

Sorry my brother. ..given the situation at home where people are hassling every day in order to put food on the table...surely there is no time to follow these discussions....bread and butter issues are more important to all Zimbabweans. ...except to those in power

[@nicholasnyachega1999]

Sometimes most people don’t have access to this content and some might not even comprehend what’s being said. However, considering the millions of views that most socialites get, I am forced to conclude that most people don’t have an agenda to transform thinking. They want to please the eyes, watching the most stupidest stories on internet. The generation of “porn-lovers” we have cannot “commit” their finances and internet access data to watch these critical conversations. Go to “Madam Boss” and Twabam’s pages, you will see the level of “engagement” and participation there.

[@elizabethmutasa1008]

My Bro. ..Zimbabweans are tired and sick of these so called intellectual and political conversations and debates....these conversations have been on going for years since 1980 but they dont seem to resolve the real challenges in our country.....after listening to Dr Nkosana Moyo what do you think him and Trevor solved or achieved ...I wonder .....nothing my Bro ....the situation remains the same ......so in my view people resort to socialites like Madam Boss or Tatelicious as a way to vent out their stresses. ...at least they make us laugh....

[@rasrealitymacky3489]

@@elizabethmutasa1008 do you honestly believe that a problem started by a criminal group called Zanu PF can be solved by two people? This interview should make you think deeply about who in Zanu or MDC has such integrity and a proven track record of achievements like Dr Nkosana Moyo? Who have you ever heard in Zimbabwean politics express such simply clear and simply ideas necessary to resolve our problems? No other party or people have been given the opportunity to sit in presidential positions and change things in Zimbabwe besides Zanu Criminals. If all Zimbabweans were the same, would we have produced people like Strive Masiyiwa, Shingi Mutasa, etc? WE NEED A CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP TO RESOLVE OUR NATIONAL PROBLEMS AND IF YOUR DON'T THINK SO THEN YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM.

[@mcdthedev]

it would be great to have these broadcasted on public televisions but then we know who will never let that happen

[@nhlanhlamoyo4650]

Great interview. Dr Nkosana has so much wisdom that could help the country.

[@kwanelebanda7996]

Dr Nkosana Moyo is beyond a national treasure, he is a gem whose mind stands to benefit mankind. Balanced interview! Well done Trevor!

[@diasporaintellect4485]

TREVOR & NKOSANA, GO BACK & LISTEN TO IAN SMITH’S INTERVIEWS IN 78, 79, 80s & 90s. IAN SMITH PREDICTED EVERYTHING THAT IS HAPPENING IN ZIMBABWE BECAUSE HE COULD SEE THAT CORRUPT THUGS & THIEVES WERE GOING TO OWN THE COUNTRY & THE PEOPLE. WHY??? BECAUSE ZANU PF IS A COMMUNIST PARTY SO ALL THIS INTELLECTUAL & ACADEMIC TALK DOESN’T RESONATE WITH ZANU PF HENCE THEY FAILED TO CONNECT WITH NKOSANA’S VISION. THE ONLY DISAPPOINTMENT IS YOUR IRRESPONSIBLE COMMENTS ABOUT PEOPLE NOT TAKING VACCINES. IT’S A SHAME AS THE INTERVIEW WAS GENERALLY GOOD.

[@harrisonshanhanga1527]

Very intellectual, intelligent Nkosana you are the best unfortunately our leadership doesn't recognize such talent. Thank you very much Trevor great conversation ✌✌

[@Wellsiyz]

Dr Nkosana is a gem to Zimbabwe, great minds being wasted away.....if this generation goes with this vast knowledge we are doomed as a country

[@carlosmwandiambira8317]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@kumbiektw]

Damn...you speak my language...our African mindset needs to change and the older generation need to understand the need for change in our youth,to benefit the continent and our future.Thank you for this deep conversation.You are a man of hope and truth.

[@tembancube7998]

Well articulated Dr Nkosana Moyo. Thank you Trevor your show is even better than watching Zimbabwe news @ 8 pm on ZBC.👍

[@tendairobsonchiwara7443]

My God, Dr. Nkosana Moyo, you are light years ahead for most Zimbabwean youth to understand the" National Treasurer", you are. Trevor, you have outdone yourself, this conversation needs someone to listen to it more than once.

[@brightonchitenga5195]

Thank You Trevor. I have learnt a lot from this discussion. A national asset indeed is Dr Nkosana Moyo.

[@sheltonmatsongoni4802]

Trevor it would be a great idea that you also create a podcast playlist on apple podcasts and other various platform so as to have a wider outreach .

[@soloman4240]

@Judy Rumbwere he said on Apple 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ in order to have a wider reach. Please read before responding. .

[@Keith0909Maya]

Your suggestions are well noted

[@victorkanyamura7138]

True Definition of Academic Excellence. You are a Man of Great Vision and Wisdom Dr Nkosana Moyo.

[@simbisokatsekera2331]

THANK YOU TREVOR I WISH ONE DAY YOU WOULD CALL PROF MUTAMABARA TO HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH YOU.

[@diasporaintellect4485]

Mutambara is narcissistic waste of space & time!!!

[@i_am_kunic]

I wish My Friends would watch these Conversations. This one tops the rank!

[@silandulo]

Stop wishing and send them links and recommendations

[@digbymeacher6415]

@@silandulo they are busy elsewhere.

[@mutsawashe1369]

Dr Nkosana Moyo, your parents must be very proud of you wherever they are. Thank you Trevor for this conversation. Its right at the top. One of the best ever. Guess what Trevor, l think l have found someone who can swap sits with you. None other than Nkosana Moyo. ❤️

[@mikem314]

Powerful!! Dr Nkosana is great and loved that he came with his books into studio.

[@noeltngangira6202]

Impressive....powerful ideas...enlightening.. This guy represents rare leadership...we need him at the helm..

[@zibusisoxjtshabalala1964]

What a great interview.......Nkosana is a national treasure

[@Patriot20143]

He makes decent points, but I missed the HOW part. The WHAT is easy , we all have a fair idea of what needs to happen to move the country forward. The HOW is the challenge? What -> idealistic; How -> Reality

[@samdexter81]

Thanks Trevor, what a mind blowing conversation that was! Please invite Professor Mandivamba Rukuni to this show.

[@kumbiektw]

One scientist who is not paid or influenced to lie and speak the truth...thank you.

[@rumbidzayichoto6839]

This conversation should be put on ZBC ....Thank you Mr Nkosana Moyo

[@georgemutema4087]

Rumbidzayi, it will never be put on ZBC because what he speaks is not politics neither is it Zanu pf language. He speaks of things they do not want to hear and frankly some of them cannot even understand what he is saying because some of the content is very deep

[@ndlovukazim318]

@@georgemutema4087 😆😆😆😆

[@hupenyuallanmupambwa5874]

Trevor I enjoy your conversations, but Nkosana is a gem to Zimbabwe, this wisdom needs to be written in books!. Keep up the gud work of open dialogue Trevor!

[@rasrealitymacky3489]

PLEASE ZIMBABWEANS SHARE THIS VIDEOS INTERVIEW SO THAT OTHER ZIMBABWEANS CAN BE INFORMED AS WELL.

[@georgemutema4087]

The narrative of Zimbabwe in general has been characterized by shona speaking people in general saying they are not yet ready to accept a President from the minority Ndebele tribe but here I dare say, tribalism to one side, this respected man has what it takes to lead Zimbabwe with other capable Zimbabweans. Blessed are they that can fully understand what this man is saying because some of the content he talks of here is beyond the understanding of some people occupying the echelons of power in Zimbabwe today!!

[@brilliantmunaka7784]

Brilliant intelligent man!! mind opening conversation. Thanks Trevor

[@fariraitinago5398]

Thank you Trevor for bringing a fair minded brainer onto the program. Zimbabwe needs more of these Nkosanas.

[@elsonshumba5209]

The leadership we need

[@finsensetv]

Thank you for this conversation Mr. Ncube. Dr Nkosana Moyo is a brilliant man

[@rasrealitymacky3489]

I REALLY WISH ZIMBABWEANS WOULD WATCH THIS INTERVIEW. DR NKOSANA MOYO SHOULD BE OUR NEXT PRESIDENT

[@chestermhende2083]

This is wisdom. Intellect. This is what is found in Zimbabwe's reservoir which gives me confidence that this nation will go places

[@takudzwakamango5241]

An example of a person with real wisdom and leadership qualities we need to transform this country

[@tonderaimuroh1220]

Trevor thank you for facilitating such a highly informative discussion, l genuinely realised a lot about myself and my society..

[@TitaniumNuts111]

Thank you for doing this interview Travor. I must say, the passion that Nkosana has when he describes what needs to be done for Zim and perhaps Africa is of the highest magnitude. We truely do have a qualified candidate. I guess the question is, are Zim youths now ready to take the lip of faith and elect a candidate who won’t bribe them with a cheap T-shirt. Well I am. You have my Vote and my friends’ Votes Dr Moyo.

[@shingirayioutdooradventure632]

Well said

[@cephastaruvinga8239]

Unfortunately his ideas will not remove a junta

[@joedzenga7389]

Profound knowledge, intellect and collectable. DR Nko must deliver lectures at local UNIS..

[@kundiemangwende]

I like how Nkosana sets the tone and structure of this interview. Very shrewd and clever.

[@bigfore7083]

Only logical intellect people understand our elder 😊

[@laddiegamanya2707]

after listening to this conversation i clicked the subscription button Trevor you need to keep on inviting this man

[@chimzvibe]

My top picks of these conversations, in the same category with Mushore and Simba Makoni. Top shelf stuff

[@albertchinhenzva8592]

Engineering: Alignment of gears. Human behavior: Alignment of interests! Awesome.

[@ronakio]

This man should be the president of Zimbabwe.

[@samuphiri1708]

Great conversation Trevor.

[@hamasonkatsidzira]

this is one the best show thank u Mr Trevor

[@johanemanuhwa6199]

I love this conversation

[@ktg9396]

Thank you, very insightful indeed. enjoyed it quite a lot

[@tendayimasawi5931]

Incorruptible Doc 👍

[@faraimapanzure1892]

How I wish there was such a conversation during the 2013 constitutional making process.

[@francistaps133]

Great interview here ...this one and Mushore interview are straight fire!

[@nelsonmrewa4292]

In my opinion, this man is bringing to Africa a new philosophy/culture about how Africans should think and perceive national and continental politics. He is trying to transform a mindset. His ideas are very strong and thought provoking. However, with his age, trying to win people's hearts INORDER TO WIN THE PRESIDENCY THRU A VOTE, his approach will hardly allow him to win power in the short space of time he has left. The mindset transformation campaign he is pushing needs years to start having ELECTORAL influence, to allow the pioneer to convince ordinary people to vote for him or his party. His assignment really, is to be a pioneer of this very important campaign, grooming young blood that will take his philosophy to the grassroots and shift our electoral culture. That will require years to achieve. Culture is not easy to change. But it can be done. I therefore think that, the man needs to play smart politics and be "like a law breaker to law breakers, or a Jew to Jews," in order TO WIN THEM, and then after getting power, he then show the people the gospel he is bringing. In part 1 of the program, he rightly argued that he discovered that as long as someone, even an independent, is in the Presidency, many people will FOLLOW HIM, because of the power of the office. Why not utilize that?

[@Kubrooke]

I respect the opinions of Dr N Moyo, he makes great pounts that are valid and true to our society in all its facets. If we asZimbabweans believe that we canmake this a better place lets come together the general population and act. Partisan politics indeed is one of our worst enemies which deters our development. @Trevor i salute thses conversations you have have done. I look forward to the next conversations with Shingai Mutasa, Ibbo Mandaza, Leonard Zhakata. We should bot these conversations here but implement what each and every person tells us here we can be better. God bless Zimbabwe, God bless those who want the best fir their nation for future generations.

[@tawandazidenga4239]

This was a very good conversation. I am a huge fan of Dr. Nkosana Moyo and his work. Which makes it difficult to say his comments on the covid19 vaccination were from a place of ignorance and should not be mistaken for a scientist view.

[@pillanimangezi6871]

These conversations are really worth watching. I now begin to understand Dr Nkosana Moyo and like his principles.

[@wilcoxdaniel9825]

Yes self interest.. it also involves being self centred. Look after your resources and protect it for yourself. Don't allow foreigners to come in make you dig it up ship and out and give you 10% . What the heck is that about? African togetherness helps all Africans. Thanks Dr. MOYO. Dr. Mutumbara Dr. Lumumba. Dr.Mbeki. keep speaking truth to power.

[@georgemutema4087]

The unfortunate thing is Dr Moyo campaigned in the election of 2018 without some people truly knowing who he is. In 2023 , it's likely many will not know him still but he has it to take our nation. I also urge you guys to listen to Trevor speaking to Simba Makoni, who again is a great mind which Zimbabwe did not understand with Mavambo. Zimbabwe has people who can take it forward but they are drowned by politics noise hence the povho miss out!!!

[@blessedmusora8469]

Have learned a lot .

[@talentsibhenge3415]

Insightful

[@MELO-ij8wy]

Its very interesting to hear Trevoh giving his own opinion.

[@tafadzwaandoro971]

I REALLY enjoyed watching this💕

[@martinndori1882]

I wish you could write a book, Sir. The young ones might benefit from your vast knowledge. Thank you so much.

[@adochikwanda]

listening to this conversation and that of many other guests that have been on this show before shows the sad reality that we are still a long away from prosperity as a nation. our leaders lack the political will to move the country in the direction that benefits everyone

[@charbvol4100]

Impressed, he of sound ideologies. He doesn't look his age either. My hope is that my fellow youth's hope does not die out regarding these many life's deliverables .

[@allenchilekw5698]

Great conversation 👌

[@albertmdabuka4480]

Bright minds in this conversation. I like this honestly. However, in Zim we should never make a mistake of alerting those in authority that Dr Moyo can be a good candidate. We should also be careful not to blow the trumpet standing on top of a mountain. I have had the chance to speak to some who occupie high offices. They appear to think they are there till eternity. Therefore, will do everything possible to block anyone wanting to change the status quo

[@prudencempofu8933]

Zimbabwe needs a manager not a politician.. Nkosana is a manager. I observed that he does not do a blame game, he doesn’t criticize names, he focuses on how things can be done for the good of the country... l then want to challenge us as a people and challenge the politicians who have people at heart to give this guy leader their parties..,

[@proudtapfuma9997]

bring him back again

[@mufudzifoto7964]

good content

[@dubejulius1801]

Thanks a million guys but my view first let accept each another as Zimbabweans accept correction that have been happened put aside some of things forsake of kids and future of Zimbabwe let teach people about how good about voting Zimbabweans let unite and move forward. Word Correction always stand

[@channelzhou9376]

Great minds.... imagine having him as the state president...I have no doubt we would be proud as a nation. He is very rational

[@conradchihuri580]

You took the words right from my mouth there

[@yekeyekedero9456]

2023 you have my vote

[@fulilwankonjeni2280]

I hope zanu pf leaders are listening to this conversation

[@Pfumoreropa]

Dr Moyo is brilliant! His response to the Covid vaccinations question made me cringe though. Otherwise great interview as always Trevor!

[@symlexbrn5396]

This man speaks truth but it falls on deaf ears amongst the rulers

[@elizabethmutasa1008]

Zimbabwe is rich in terms of intellectuals ....who can brilliantly and beautifully analyse situations and issues in our own country. ..but these debates and conversations are not solving our challenges......the HOW strategy is lacking.....how is the situation going to be changed... ..for more than 30 years we have suffered. ..and we continue to suffer....it's so sad how the ordinary people are struggling to put pap on the table....for how long should we suffer in our country. ..water ...food ....electricity. ..hospitals. ..medicine...roads.... are all issues that leaves a lot to be desired ...good leadership matters in any country. ...

[@chrisssaidi2204]

Nkosana D Moyo akutaura zvine musoro, you have a solution

[@tendayikwaramba2432]

Why do we not have presidential debates in zim come election time... The Doc would have won votes on that platform

[@HVD23]

Interesting thoughts. Question, what is our domestic policy like and what is our foreign policy as a nation? What values bind us together as a nation? As you highlighted there's no more national pride. Could it be that people who led us to independence where supposed to handover baton for others to run their race? Did people who fought independence go through rehabilitation? My take has always been that Zim is not hard to manage. Very very easy to get all cylinders firing. Determination lacks from leadership as personal interests reign supreme.

[@tendnyambo]

What is the name of the book the good Doc said was the best he’s read on negotiation.

[@tafadzwaandoro971]

❤️✅!

[@ndlovukazim318]

Nationalism is selfish indeed. There is a huge conflict between nationalism and globalisation.

[@74tawa]

Trevor, Nkosana is full of humor. Our underprivileged society have survived covid-19 because of economic mismanagement 😂.

[@thugga3729]

If only this was one of my university lecturers 😒😒😒😒

[@theclassics7513]

I think Dr Nkosana was just born in the wrong country - he's a true seasoned leader. A true definition of what a President must be. I was skeptical about voting - for the first time I am going to vote for Dr Nkosana Moyo.

[@zevlove612]

The likes of Nkosana would make a very good presidential advisor. Unfortunately he is not a politician he is too conscientious whereas politics esp in Zim is a dirty game and to participate you have to be prepared to debase yourself. Elections are about selling a product to the voting public. And the customer (voter) is always right (subject to rigging). Nkosana and APA came with a naive and academic approach to the polls which deservedly failed to resonate with the voters. Lets assume he had won. How did he plan to govern with no MPs nor a strong party machinery behind him to drive legislative action? He should take a leaf from campaigns like Trump in USA and the Malemas. These are pple that read the room and the pulse of the pple and positioned themselves accordingly. There is a reason why politicians say one thing in campaign and act different in governing...the processing of campaigning is simply a marketing excercise.

[@bidzam]

Well I do believe his reaction was based on the mere fact that Zimbabwe doesn't require partisan politics at this point in time. So in other words he prescribed the problem. Obviously we cannot do away with political parties; however to move this conutry forward politics needs to take a break and have the right people in key positions. Both ZANU and MDC have shown signs of having people who are there to feed their stomachs and at the same time incompetent and that is a recipe for disaster. Even if you put Chamisa on power now, chances he is going to fail because he is surrounded by fools to say the least. The the political culture needs a big shift and society as a whole needs to change how it sees politics. There is a need to seek accountability where it's from the ruling party or opposition. As long as these fundamentals are not resolve, you can have thousands of elections but nothing will change for the good.

[@davidjage6035]

There,is a perfect replacement of Mohadi. ED

[@wondergenaro2881]

He won't agree

[@buymybooks437]

When are interviewing Mqondisi Moyo?

[@wondergenaro2881]

Ndevapiko ivavo?

[@buymybooks437]

@@wondergenaro2881 Matabeleland secession movement

[@wondergenaro2881]

@@buymybooks437 ok

[@rasrealitymacky3489]

😂😂🤣😅🤣🤣when you compare Mqondisi and Dr Nkosana Moyo that's when you will fully understand why Zimbabwe is in a mess

[@pillanimangezi6871]

Wonderfull conversation.

[@74tawa]

Trevor, why do we revere a person who has secured a political office. Why do we celebrate them yet we all agree they are responsible for messing up our public goods 😰.

[@daviddchigada5493]

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[@natureandpeoplewithtaw]

Nkosana Moyo trying to invent the political wheel,he is like fish out of water in politics,his brilliant ideas never includes the context,or the epoch,in which those ideas must thrive..eg around 2000 there was a "war" between Britain and Zim precipitated by the land reform...Right in the middle of it,Nkosana comes with a suggestion to the president who is not prepared to lose the above mentioned "war" to put a white person as a deputy Min of agric.. classic Nkosana. Great interview though.

[@ozymoyo7301]

KKKKK he wanted politics of inclusion not exclusionary and polarized

[@onasisgamanya1780]

Strategy! The same USA throws millions into Aid while CIA decimate the same economies. In 2000 we needed to take our land and quickly work together to deliver on the land. Polarization led to zero-sum-game both for gvt and its people and the value chain that supported land and all its outputs

[@wondergenaro2881]

@@onasisgamanya1780 ok

[@petermura3763]

The man is smart but lacks emotional understanding. That's why he can't reconcile with people's reactions to his ideas. They are all good on paper and in a lab. But decisions are made at an emotional level and justified logically.

[@vusomhlanga9797]

Very penetrating, engaging and full of candour. Dr. Nkosana, you are a thinker, pragmatic and phlegmatic man- it is only that our society has not yet reached a stage of understanding your thoughts. It's a journey, though- and you have begun the first steps.