Dr Solomon Guramatunhu In Conversation With Trevor (PART 2)

[@mahachip]

I am loving the way Doctor celebrates black queens! More men need to appreciate natural beauties.

[@tsitsichanetsa6005]

THE BLACK WOMAN, celebrated unapologetically..love it!

[@mrhumbamakombe8387]

He secured his life when Zimbabwe was heaven on earth. Im glad he feels for the poor & poor state of our hospitals compared to before. May your ancestors keep an eye on you.

[@lonnikd4468]

Akomana Dr, I don’t have the words to describe how knowledgeable and open minded you are. What a mind!!! Proud to have a Zimbabwean like yourself represent us and challenging us all around.

[@Nhamo3]

OMG what a remarkable man. This was really nice. I now respect this man. He is very woke. Trevor thank you very much.

[@foxbat473]

you know a black man has made it when he starts collecting art

[@cchisango290]

Kuita kwemari kunenge kudada 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@tembomutasa]

I have rarely came across a sober minded and full of wisdom person , Dr is a charmer those you mentored/ mentoring are luckiest individuals , thanks Trevor for finding this for this conversation

[@InConversationwithTrevor]

Thanks for engaging Batsirai!

[@emu3102]

Guramatunhu is a name that became a household name when I was growing up in Harare. Heard so many good things, and I have not been disappointed. I hope we'll have more like him in our country. Really appreciate this Trevor. It's so refreshing.

[@MrWoodlander]

We are doomed....we will never change this mindset when our youth follow Ginimbi, Olinda, Pokello, Wicknell or Roland. We lack the substantial inspiration that we need. We can only do better if our leadership allow our progressively minded country men and women speak out objectively not just the rich who flash what they have just bought in the name of so called hustling (privileged thieving). Whoever comes on the show after this man has to be equally exceptional. Now can we please have the likes of Dr Chibanda,the (Mohamed) Mussa family, Cont Mhlanga, James Mushore, Stephanie Travers, Divine Ndlukula, Andy Flower, Heath Streak, Nick Price, the Blacks, Angus Shaw etc Thanks in advance 🙏🏾

[@milvettechishakwe3265]

i agree

[@kwazinkosisibanda1287]

100 percent agree

[@canaanmuvirimi]

What a conversation Trevor, the man is a fountain of wisdom.

[@chichizamba2112]

Ndabvuma hangu muface uyu ano flexer hake... but ano flexer zviri classy and zviri inspirational zvatosiyana ne"vamwe" vatajaira vatinogaro ona pa soshomidhia. By vamwe l mean wawafunga iyeye ndiye.

[@mudharafisher]

Every black woman must watch this

[@NinthJewel]

Fisher Mavaza true!

[@kudzaiemmanuelsithole8456]

True

[@MP-zd6cg]

Fisher Mavaza And do what with it can’t you tell his boring

[@farayidarlingtonchaparadza20]

This man knows how to enjoy life.

[@mudharafisher]

What a beautiful home , indeed homes are for everyone to enjoy

[@stephenhahlani155]

An interesting conversation especially the hair part of it. Dr you are doing a great job for blacks to regain their humanity and dignity.

[@jaymadu4306]

Rich in all aspects...he can beat you in the intellectual debate then dazzle you in dancing. Wow, thank you Trevor, for such an enlightening character you revealed.

[@charitykuhlengisa5435]

Very true Dr, it’s unfortunate that we do not realise who we are, am with you 100% our people need to be educated & appreciate ourselves, other races envy us but won’t let us know about.

[@finsensetv]

Thank you Trevor. I absolutely enjoy your show. Doctor Guramatunhu is a truly great Zimbabwean. Would it be possible to get in addition to the eye surgeon the likes of Ms Pindie Nyandoro, Mr Sternford Moyo, Mr Nigel Chanakira, Mr Strive Masiyiwa etc

[@tamupantaisi]

Thoroughly enjoyed his illustrative words on the African woman's beauty. Natural hair is indeed beautiful just a lot more difficult to tame.

[@leewahl2589]

Just Mindset...mindset

[@lenso3757]

dont lie

[@churumanzibabe]

I wear my natural so I'm really pleased that natural beauty is appreciated by some. Thanks Dr Guramatunhu!

[@Nhamo3]

MaSibanda you are a real Queen.

[@davidzochitengu6215]

I am team natural hair and kill me if you must..I agree 100% with his sentiments

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Mindset..... I felt the passion at the end about our future: meritocracy pragmatic, honesty, resoluteness determination

[@yanelamtati8131]

What a blessing to have listened to you Dr...

[@gr8booksmore929]

Trevor- your interviews are a treasure trove! Thanks 🙏

[@brianchibichabo3920]

Solomon very articulate and intelligent.Thank you for the philanthropic work.Trevor, top draw interviewing techniques.Greetings from Namibia.

[@faithdangaiso4118]

Am loving my hair right now, thank you Dr.

[@janehlazo6233]

Thank you Solomon for opening my mind and eyes about where wigs are coming from and how they are processed. I really appreciate but I have got alopetia mind my spelling.

[@mukundutm]

Tribute,bravo,kudos to the Inspirational ,down to earth,humble Eye Surgeon Specialist who continues to transform lives in different ways His generosity &philanthropy work is transforming lives in Zim& abroad.

[@vickynyakudya8598]

Very powerful. Black ladies lets be proud of who we are our natural look .

[@GrasianoTakawira]

Thanks for Part 2 of this interview - Zim is rich, but it is our mindsets which are the problem.

[@christianshiringo]

Wow, this is a total package of an interview

[@lilianmboyi20]

I really enjoyed this piece. I have struggled to explain this DNA concept to people…. Well articulated. Let’s not betray who we are to trying to be something that we were never meant to be ❤

[@PrNya]

Thank you Dr. I stand by you on black women loving their natural hair. Viva nappy!!!!!

[@watsonmatimanga8534]

An amazing discussion there. Thank you Trevor.

[@lee7985]

Thanks for this l call this living and not merely existing....

[@inkrdb87]

Wonderful, this guy was taken out of context, I’m glad to hear his side of the story. Eye opening and inspirational.

[@NinthJewel]

Team natural 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 so glad I big chopped in 2018. Natural hair is beautiful. All you said is true and some information about human hair weaves very informative 🙌🏿 thank you for sharing

[@timmutsekwa5939]

Remove the weave though

[@starchihera1768]

Thank you Doc for appreciating us natural hair queens👑

[@thembekilemoyo345]

thank you Trevor for such giving us powerful and inspiring people

[@malvernkatsande8281]

This is an important conversation

[@tendaifndoro1]

I enjoyed this interview,very eye opening

[@sirhopkinsbowora]

Very informative thank you team for yr programme. They are life transforming

[@stholz74]

Excellent job Trevor. Your show's getting better and better with every episode and has become a must watch every week. Very interesting conversations.

[@sethmandlamorari5558]

Thank u Doc. Eye opening 👏👏

[@fwm146]

What a life he's living

[@pixelsandmagic]

Living Legend

[@leewahl2589]

Wow! I will visit Harare next time. The Dr. is just doing my things. Tango, Zumba, Salza etc. And was in Havana as well Varadero too. I was there as well. Amazing!

[@kudakwashetigere9047]

Wisdom young people have to determine the way

[@leewahl2589]

and of course am in the Dreads Club. African Queen👍

[@foseraichitsiga7740]

Am benefiting a lot Trevor.!!! Keep it up for sure..... Others....?

[@InConversationwithTrevor]

Glad you enjoyed the content Edgar!

[@nkosinamimthimkhulu6062]

So interesting and Eye opening

[@NigelNyashaManhire]

i think beyond the mindset, its also very important to be in touch with the facts. These aren't everyday tourists that are true connoisseurs of art. We go to their own countries the everyday person likewise coudnt name most of the influential artists of the age. As long as you are still living with bread and water concerns then art is the furthest thing from your mind. If we truly care about our art then first we should focus on the upliftment of the masses.

[@lenso3757]

change your mindset bro

[@easternkimba2753]

Great interview Trevor We enjoy the videos

[@thugga3729]

amazing !!!!

[@jaychirandu346]

As a scientist, I say thumbs up on a very concise explanation of the danger of human hair. Dr Guramatunhu did a fabulous job. On Zimbabwe becoming Singapore, or learning from it, I think we need to really understand what helped Singapore come up from abject poverty to what it is today. I did briefly touch on some of the salient points in the blog in the attached link. antiwarmonger.blogspot.com/2018/10/zimbabwe-aint-singapore.html?m=0

[@aaronguri8777]

hahaha, Trevor is clever! I like how he cornered the Dr. politics! Intrestingly, the Dr. is also very clever, he ducked & navigated the subject intelligently. however the answer was very clear as a result!

[@LeoMuronzwa]

On point Dr

[@tinotendamasina8644]

I will name my son after you Doctor

[@Tafara_Shumba]

WOOOOW !!!

[@tendaimpofu9453]

Mdhara vanenge vana musikanzwa ava

[@ztchidzvondo5506]

Super Star

[@brucemiceberg6098]

With such intelligent Zimbabweans like Dr. Guramatunhu, someone who is passionate about health, why have we ended up with a soldier being a minister of health?

[@lenso3757]

Because of the Mindset

[@caroline8216]

Gotta love Dr Guramatunhu not so sure about Trevor ;-)

[@kumbiektw]

Wow...we have such extraordinary individuals in our country who actually love Zimbabwe and her people...yet we are forced to choose between some self loving morons who are taking us nowhere but hell.Africa,Zimbabwe in particular,need more people like him and also we have to learn.I always say people that have traveled outside Zimbabwe or Africa,actually appreciate what most people don't see or take foe granted.Let's learn to love ourselves first,then we will see the benefits.Thank for involving such an exciting and we'll humbled character in your show.

[@pearsonkaduwa5334]

To think we have such brilliant minds and treasure among us is beyond me.. tine mbavha ne mhondi chete who talk nonsense in public spaces

[@annemudadi]

Trevor! Zvakunakidza!

[@learnmore5490]

So eye opening. Didn't know the great doc is so much in art and theatre especially those Caribbean dances bla bla and bunch of many other unrelated stuff.

[@andlekeithsibanda6540]

this guy has been to so many countries nne

[@machipisa6013]

Hi Trevor, I love your shows and I really want know how one can access the scholarships

[@annamunyanyi3171]

Amen

[@sigmatau8231]

this is gold right here

[@views330]

Black queens take notes where these things coming from & old horses in the government they should opportunities to the youths not being greedy like what they re doing.

[@albertnoah]

There is an over-emphasis on the hair

[@Guardie-M]

Lol true

[@knowledgetakawira703]

chokwadi a black women must watch this

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Mbakumba Jerusalem jiti muchongoyo madhanzi aripo zvakare....kwete kuzoda kutanha dzatisingasvikire abieduweee

[@RayTatendaM]

mmmm its scary yet informing what our great Doctor speaks on hair, especially the much fancied 100% human hair wigs and weaves our African women pay large sums for, its a health hazard and economic manipulation...

[@imath68]

About the hair thing ,Dr , we find that imi varume when you are successful, you go for women who are lighter and have finer hair like mixed race women , so you are the ones who give us the impression that we are not good enough. You are an ex xception Dr. most men look down on us when we are natural.

[@lenso3757]

The truth is most man hate weaves and women who bleach

[@kulhemhlongo]

He looks like ED facially

[@audreychivambo1418]

I appreciate your insight doc..but l personally believe that how a woman wears her has nothing to do with her confidence. To me hairstyle is just a preference just like one would prefer to wear jeans , dresses n the like. It will really be a misjudgment to base one's confidence or pride in being African because of the type of hair they prefer. Short hair does not make one African l believe a person is African at heart. I personally have nothing against women with short hair just like l have nothing against women with Brazilian wigs or anything of their choice. A woman with short hair is beautiful and so is a woman with a Brazilian wigs,locks or braids ....just let her be

[@tjfush]

like really.... why do u want to drag doc to your flawed narratives/arguments... To be fair, he was talking of the mindset that has made it abnormal for black women to embrace their natural hair as beautiful.... And the thing with mindsets is you can be very confident and yet mistaken .... another thing is how you try to downplay the facts and risks presented.... As someone who has travelled a bit.... its quite odd that it is African women who will defend a callous industry and not demand better for their own beauty....

[@lenso3757]

You didn't understand what the doctor said. If u change your mindset u will understand.

[@proudkaturuza6121]

Ndanzwa ED hangu apa

[@NR.263]

tru

[@3klife133]

Pa Hair apa panobuda rubatsiro

[@daviemuvengwa2863]

kudzidza hakuperi, pa hair apo Dr vadzikisa gejo

[@saidisaidi3124]

Is he married? Does he have kids what are they doing? I think I missed that bit

[@CathyMabhurasi]

Mudzimai nevana vari kupi apa?

[@babava2263]

Koo kana ari Ngito zvine basa here? Man is living his life. Kugadzira maziso kunobhadhara.

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Check out Dr Helena Ndume

[@mrhumbamakombe8387]

Its sad that our woman look ugly now with Asian hair. Kuzvikokera nhamo nevhudzi redead people.

[@Djosh388]

the Doc is so intelligent and full of love. wow "if you are in politics not to better people's lives then you are doing a wrong business"