Dr Shingi Munyeza In Conversation with Trevor (Part 2)

In this episode, Trevor sits down with Entrepreneur, Pastor and Philanthropist, Dr Shingi Munyeza. They discuss Dr Munyeza's experiences in business, investment into the 4th Industrial Revolution, the church and politics.
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[@fariraitinago5398]

Great business lessons from this conversation Trevor. Shingi is very articulate and a man of Solomonic wisdom. You have just inspired me to look for a mentor and accountability partner as I get in to 2021. Bring more of these business Gurus on the show in 2021.

[@anesumudiwa2551]

My respect for Pastor Munyeza has just doubled

[@christopherchikumba4715]

Mr Ncube your shows ar great & brings great insights to people. Mr Munyeza is a great statesman who has given much to Zim.

[@huberttm3291]

The best you have ever done. Well done Trevor. Your story is inspirational Mr Munyeza.

[@mosesdhlakama3222]

Trevor this guy is just the man we need in this country.He is open, factual and to the point.Imagine the penetration he did to go through 10countries in europe from his own wallet just for the country.I love you Shingi.You opened my eyes on sovereignty

[@maverickmillionaire9792]

A well spent 56 minutes of my life. Thank you Trevor and Shingi. You two make me feel I am not a fool in believing in a new prosperous Zim in our lifetime! Together we are turning this country around!

[@alexiochihwayi740]

Pastor shingi munyeza is so enlightened and a wiseman

[@sidmorematikiti7547]

Shingi is leadership. Passionate about the young generation....

[@itsNdumi]

Yes I agree that Zimbabwe’s problems will be solved collectively. Great interview.

[@finsensetv]

Great insights from Mr Munyeza. Thank you for having him on the show. As always I look forward to the next bill. I look forward to hearing a conversation with Mr Shingai Mutasa

[@thomastsaha8771]

I can concur that Shingi Mutasa be interviewed

[@kumbiektw]

I agree with this gentleman...the fear factor was brought about by the late president Robert Mugabe...he commanded respect and wanted everyone to fear him...and that’s what’s happening with the current president and those behind him...Once we remove that elephant in the room...we can move on.Zimbabwe needs its people to understand that we can only achieve greatness if we work together and also understand it’s good to disagree on issues but move on for better not worse.Thank you again for this interesting interview.

[@freddiechigodora4420]

Why can t God give us men like Dr Shini Munyeza who are selfless but have the interests of their country at heart? I shudder to imagine what the future has in store for the current young generation of Zimbabweans!

[@ellisonmusara6572]

Why do you always think you should be "given"?

[@MsEmworld]

"We dont need a new leader, we need a new us!" 👏👏👏👏👏A seared heart, a seared conscience is in need of healing as well. Perhaps this is where the church can bring healing to both sides!

[@latiskati]

As always Mr Ncube, I love your shows. Being a pastor myself with a desire for business, this one blessed me the more. Siyabonga🙏🏾

[@lxmedia2809]

Trevor through your youtube channel I realise the galaxy of brains in Zimbabwe. How can a country be so gifted with talent yet fail terribly ?

[@tungamirairaymadubeko583]

Thank you so much for bringing Dr Shingi Munyeza. I remember growing up my Dad used to talk about him a lot. I'm glad that I still trade his path now to draw more inspiration. Trevor, your listening ear is magnificent. You always listen to the requests of the people. God bless you

[@pianosmbengo5081]

Thanks for all this Shingi and Trevor.

[@tuffkudzanai752]

Don't gave up on us the young generation we want better, peace Zimbabwe for everyone

[@Nyamaz8319]

Insightful conversation from great mind's!

[@rukudzojambwa9966]

Pristine conversation with Dr Munyeza. Please bring Shingai Mutasa from Masawara, a conversation with him is long overdue

[@tonymuko6747]

Amazing conversation, we need more people like you 2 in our society. Selfless and passionate about improving the lives of the common citizens 👏

[@ronniechonzi7472]

I want to let you know that I’m enjoying your conversations a lot Trevor, just keep it up bro 🙏

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you so much for your support.

[@tinashemanika]

Great show Trevor. Please also bring Samuelle Z. G. Dimairho

[@calculust3033]

I now salute you shingi, only had a hazy perception of you.

[@smarunza]

We are certainly heading somewhere. Taking note that the game requires all of us is quite remarkable. Thank you Trevor for bringing my saZita Shingi.

[@kudakwashetigere9047]

Great story there my brother has a lot of wisdom.

[@tungamirairaymadubeko583]

If I may add up a list of these people Trevor, in the future when they're available please would you mind bringing them to the show : Isaac Chirwa, Clive Mono Mukundu, Dominique Benhura , Elliot Kujaji, Shingi Mutasa, Cynthia Bizure , Lance Mambondiani , Tawanda Nyambirai... Thank you so much Trwvor.

[@leonarddhlakama6083]

Thanks Trevor for the great interview with Shingi

[@ellisonmusara6572]

Thanks Trevor. Very interesting, very informative and noticeably provocative in some instances.

[@Innonyaude]

Another good one Trevor. Thank you

[@johanemanuhwa6199]

Round about 28 mins, exactly my thinking. 💯% agreed.

[@Sesitshibilika]

"A dog with a bone in its mouth will not bark!" Dr Shingi Munyeza

[@Nhamo3]

I loved it too.

[@luckmoremutesva5134]

wewees

[@donaldmaketo6350]

Thanks for the inspirational words of wisdom.

[@taisaptshuma931]

Great show. Mr Munyeza is a straight talker, however it seems Trevor was cautiously taking the sting out of the conversation on political issues, which is what we need as Zimbabweans right now.

[@peemsam]

Thank you Dr Munyeza and Trevor siyabonga baba

[@euginezimunhu7693]

Very encouraging discussions.. Thanks Trevor

[@tapiwakanduka3312]

Power is a contact sport! Powerful

[@shamin28]

Woooooow.. Wise man he is

[@ronniechonzi7472]

Point of view POVO is : people of various opinion

[@panashenyamukapa807]

PROFOUND

[@trmangena2463]

Please interview Rutendo matinyarare

[@christopherchikumba4715]

Zim has talented human resources but it's a tragedy that most of this is NOT used & appreciated for betterment of the country.

[@calculust3033]

Waiting for the bout. Share us the link

[@nikhodhimas6347]

You cannot heal when the causer of the wound is still wielding power and saying, "murikugwauta, pasi nemhandu". The state is the people's enemy. There will be no peace or progress until political parties reform and abandon the foolishness of their ideas. Without strong institutions and accountable leaders the politics of the country will continue to act like the handbrake applied on the progress generations. Forever cursed and doomed.

[@brianmlambo3306]

Dr Shingi why do you refer it to the state when we know its Zanu pf ?

[@NAADube]

How do i get in touch with him on Solar

[@peemsam]

Black Excellence!!!

[@Coxlife]

Can you bring tichi mataz

[@slm17085]

But Shingi’s telling his story and it sounds like he’s always right and doing the right things everywhere. No failures. I sense Some revisionism

[@RudoMoto]

Agreed and that has been the case with the conversations from inception. I don’t know whether it’s by design or it is a mere failure to put people on the spot, ask the hard questions on behalf of the viewers. I suspect, we the audience were expecting a Zimbabwean version of Hard Talk , but it appears that is not the intention of these conversations. They are exactly that, conversations between mates.

[@chrisnyashadhinembira1850]

It's a guided conversation. Trevor might have a different goal with the one you have for his show. So I really don't think it's revisionism.

[@RudoMoto]

@@chrisnyashadhinembira1850 , really hard to tell Trevor’s intentions. Only himself knows his objectives. Although as a broadcaster with an audience, he unfortunately has a constituency that he has to meet at a halfway house. It then becomes an issue of conflicting objectives. In @Alrighty’s defence, the veracity of @Shingi’s statement that “at the age of 10 years, had it not been for his grandmother who locked the door, he would have gone to join the liberation army “, is highly questionable - though one could argue child soldiers, although neither ZIPRA nor ZANLA conscripted child soldiers.

[@sandersmasoha4852]

TEST OF FAITH - James 1:2-4; Romans 5:1-2, 3-5 ...... May FAITH PREVAIL ...... Romans 8:28....... Amen!!

[@tinashe2288]

Great show Trevor. However , when are we having Nelson Chamisa o the show, arguably the most influential young Zimbabwean

[@Nhamo3]

I can confidently say that both of you gentlemen are "woke". Dr Munyeza you always had my respect.

[@kumbiektw]

Just don’t bring us GMO’s with these EU countries that you are engaging with.

[@nedebenedbene4860]

Need lovely 😍💋 💝💖❤️

[@zinemeki3017]

Drivel

[@anesumudiwa2551]

My respect for Pastor Munyeza has just doubled