Former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono In Conversation With Trevor (Part 2)

In this episode, Trevor sits down with Former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono. They discuss Zimbabwe's economy, casino economy and how the current political system.
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[@davidzenda4]

Trevor this interview takes the trophy. The best one you have done.

[@TheChachona]

I can imagine what low self-esteem you have

[@Nhamo3]

leonil chachona hahaha

[@imath68]

David Z it’s rubbish because the man is lying. Trevor, don’t treat us like fools.

[@isaacchakanyuka1026]

I agree with you

[@takudzwacaitano7527]

This is the best interview on Zimbabwe I have ever heard! If only everyone could listen to this with a sober mind .

[@imath68]

The man is lying in order to clean up his image, so I don’t know what’s so good about this interview. I feel he was being given a platform to disassociate himself and portray himself as a victim . What about all that dishing of state funds as loans which were later converted to grants while the majority was suffering.

[@ogdracco9762]

Zimbabweans are never sober

[@moseschowunda1344]

Man of intelligence

[@bosslimpopo8532]

​@@imath68that is exactly what happens it zim baba you dance according to their tune

[@tonderaichipunza]

Not a Dr Gono fan like a lot of Zimbabweans, but this ranks among the best if not the best insighful interview I have ever watched. So much happens in a country and we people jump to conclusions without the full facts. This interview takes the trophy

[@hermishdunga8990]

I must admit I had a negative perception towards Gono, but guess what, hearing him speak changed my perception, the guy is passionate about the Zimbabwe prosperity, he did the best he could to save sinking Zimbabwe, we need more minds like him - the kind of thinking he has, that's what is required for Zimbabwe to get out of quagmire

[@godisforallnevergiveup9245]

What do you expect when a thief Mafia is out of office thats Gideon Gono right there

[@godisforallnevergiveup9245]

Thats why Zimbabwe is suffering you are easy people to be turned your minds now you believe in Gideon Gono l bet you are a immature Zimbabwean ,these guys killed the country l was in the streets buying Diamonds in Bocha Chiyadzwa Gono had guys who used to give me money too ,Fresh New from the box in trucks 🚚 from Harare to Bocha buying any diamond 💎 regardless of the price .Yet that time banks were not having cash .

[@hermishdunga8990]

@@godisforallnevergiveup9245 yu were complicit in those shaddy dealings leave me with my opinion, am sure you know that everyone has his/her Damascus moments

[@charleserenesto2452]

rinting money was never a solution, we are still in teh same mess should Ncube print money ?

[@hermishdunga8990]

@@charleserenesto2452 so what are you saying , no printing money but yes to statutory instruments as what mthluli is doing without yielding any positive results, Gono printed money to save life

[@zachkasowe7764]

The comments here show that Africans are fooled by good speakers that s why Mugabe ruled for 37 years. Judge a man by his results he left the economic system in tatters but still claims he saved the country. Even if there was no govt or economic managers the country can still survive . Somalia and parts of DRC where there have been no govts but people survive. What happened before colonialism was there any central economy, international aid .The country can survive even without governments actually governments are the main sources of our troubles.He is deluded to think that he saved a society that has survived for centuries. Even during the colonial era more than 80% of the population operated outside the main economy. So how did he say the society. His policies actually killed thousands of people.You did not save the country if Zimbabwe was the new Libya eventually things would have been better who knows. Libyan problems quite different from Zimbabwe's .Typical African who never admits he was wrong when actually he is now a good example of a bad reserve bank governor the world over.all the problems is because of someone else except himself.

[@thands74]

zach kasowe Preach brother.

[@campionmugweni6302]

Mk

[@alphacenturi8038]

You can say that again. But problem squarely lies with Zimbabweans. You can build a country you call your own or get manipulated in a game of riches aquisition by conmen posing as representatives of Zimbabweans' interests.You will insult each other like this chap who said Makaranga uzakhunya. You will subdivide yourselves into little tribal groups.All that saves to cement Zanu-PF grip on power to make themselves richer whilst you languish in your tribal discourse. If name-calling brings Roller Meal in your kitchens then continue, maybe you can reap your desired results. Till you stupid Zims realize its 20th century then good luck in your dreams. You have a choice to select the future or the past. Not very sure if you can change the past but I am sure you can map the future you need for your children.

[@leonarddhlakama6083]

You are very correct

[@alphacenturi8038]

You are the only Zimbabwean who have eyes I have come across so far. The rest (me excluded, ofcourse) are something else I cannot understand. You see it as it is man. We need more of you.

[@rabisonshumba7863]

Very insightful interview. He has his own mistakes that he made but I like the honesty and wit. This is by far one of the most insightful interviews. I did not stop the moment I started listening. Well done Mukoma Trevor for immortalizing this interview. Head bowed.

[@luxmorechiwuta7315]

Wow, not mention the eloquence of the Dr GG. His humility and honest is something to be cherished. I hated for some of his past decisions and blamed him. This man has my unreserved respect. This definitely one of the most honest and insightful interviews about this country. If only we could as country tap into this wisdom

[@allendube1289]

I've hated Gideon Gono all my life, but this is an amazing conversation. I'll certainly look at the man differently from now on! Refreshing

[@samaita]

Amen. Me too

[@tatszeee10]

Very true. same here

[@thizaman1972]

Can't say one has hated Gideon Gono the man, rather what he stood for in his then position created severe problems for the citizens to this day.

[@cmavuso6068]

Allen Dube You’re easily convinced by convicts walking freely in our midst.

[@imath68]

Allen Dube sorry hako . You think those lies were refreshing. I wonder🤔

[@melanimahlobo5301]

I nw understand "the elephant in the room"...even if u get an economist frm space he/she wont solve our problems as long as we dnt get rid of those archaic laws giving sm1 overall power...an eye opening interview,thank you Trevor

[@chamutengu6889]

GONO is 100% right on bringing a mediator who is outside the SADC region like Kagame. Our neighbors are conflicted. 🇿🇼

[@chenaichimtashu2999]

Our neighbours are "captured"

[@tatendazuze]

Our neighbors are corrupted

[@thomasf.9869]

All those old people having worked their whole lives, had their pensions and retirement savings obliterated by the hyperinflation of 2008-2009... and WHO exactly is responsible for that???

[@cmavuso6068]

Gedion Gono walk scot free wearing an expensive suit pretending to be the saviour.

[@mkhululinxumalo2713]

The elephant in the room is the one to be blamed Gg was being controlled by the elephant in the room. Jesuits and freemasons are the ones who control this world.

[@NyashaTichivangani]

Gono

[@Lucky-vx1yr]

He just explained that he didn’t have the final say irregardless of his opinions and strategies. Uneducated politicians like Chinotimba will always crush his ideas

[@simbarashegotora7220]

One thing that l have taken out of all your shows is the reading culture that l now believe has a strong influence on all the great people you have interviewed.

[@gcinumuzindlangisa1608]

You can say that a million times Simba.

[@adrianchikowore2731]

so true, i feel so challenged to read widely,

[@finsensetv]

I love your work Mr Ncube. This was a great conversation. Dr Gono has definitely been a central figure in the corridors of power in our political space. I do have apprehension and reservation about the argument he poses on the matter of moralising wanton and reckless creation of money resulting in the unprecedented inflation we experienced in 2008. We may have saved some lives and kept the dead body count low but it done more harm than good in the long run. We live now with the after effects of his legacy. The money growth I believe really was and is a pyrrhic victory.

[@tatendaruswa3518]

1. The Dr. Gono show was supposed to be live, we have a lot of questions, seems like he is the Prof. with our national exam memo. 2. He needs a series, not an episode 3. Whether we like Dr. Gono because he made us trillionaires over night, or we don't like him because the trillions were worthless, we can choose to learn a lot from his wealth of wisdom.

[@priscillamatika3668]

There is othi g to learn from a man who made everyone a pauper overnight. He is the reason why we don't have respect for the Reserve bank anymore

[@christianngandu4371]

Hearing this now, I appreciate the gravity of issues that Gono dealt with and how tough the man really is. My respects GG.

[@dickcheney2470]

His ability to speak with both sides of his mouth is impressive.

[@sphericsupiya5060]

Gideon Gono is on his way back into the GAME

[@laruvinga]

I passed A'Level economics because of this man, so articulate

[@chaimusoni454]

Really??

[@tatendamhuriro2735]

😆 🤣

[@tafadzwajosephdube]

In a normal country Dr Gono would be in prison with many others.

[@oscarmarumure8968]

My sentiments exactly

[@floopyisdead9578]

amen

[@NyashaTichivangani]

True

[@anesumidzi9680]

For what

[@tapiwanashejames8468]

I strongly urge any young person in Zimbabwe to watch and understand this insightful conversation. This is the stuff that makes leaders, nation builders and most importantly makes you understand the Governance of Zimbabwe. I like how he is accountable of his actions and the role played by the Principles and how he points out to the loopholes which currently exist in this day. Oh well, the best 2 hours of my time on KZbin.

[@rodrecktavaziva1485]

Well said, i underestimated this coversation

[@giftmasango8615]

Insightful dialogue I can throw my weights on Gono His economics live and is worthy for the re rising of zim

[@munyazhawu4317]

You are not analytical enough

[@tapiwanashejames8468]

@@munyazhawu4317 saka uchaita sei manje

[@munyazhawu4317]

@@tapiwanashejames8468 pamusoro pei? Hapana. Anodyiwa here Gono?

[@vanyahwa]

Dr. Gono knows his story - someone who knows even dates..

[@TheChachona]

We want more explanations

[@briansanangura1696]

you can imagine

[@imath68]

Tawanda Nyahwa yes he has to remember because one day he may need to use them because he deserves to be in jail and he might end up in jail one day

[@leonarddhlakama6083]

He has to remember the dates.Thats how they function as people who plundered the country

[@MpumeleloNyoni]

He's good story teller. No pun intended

[@jaychirandu346]

He is a Moyo.

[@sihletngcobo]

😅

[@sifx.z1524]

Narcissist psychopaths usually know how to tell a good story!

[@naiceeuploads8241]

Eye-opening interview. GG being forthright and telling it as it is. Zim is screwed by its politics!

[@TatendaChiwanga]

This is one of the best conversations you’ve had on the show, thank you. Very insightful.

[@vusanimatebesi8491]

Nation building ....we need to admit our sins ,we need to reach other ,we are in crisis, surely I had a negative perspective about this man ,but now I know.thank you Sir for this conversation.

[@mcleodmadhaka1694]

""Inflation in the form of dead bodies ""its not in text books ... I like this

[@seannyaradzai2007]

07:46 a message to the current finance minister. its against humanity to have 0 inflation in monetary terms and a surging number in terms of dead bodies

[@francischiwaka4913]

You will be stuck

[@amonjack5512]

Wow! This is the start of an inclusive conversation we should be having in our lovely Zimbabwe, without fear of booking a sleeping space at Chikurubi. Thank you Trevor, redemptions is key to our healing.

[@thegreats.t.g5063]

With all the misconceptions cleared out of the way, i can tell you that i have more respect for GG. He did more for Zimbabwe, in the shadows and without taking any credit. Such a humble man , its sad that they saw his usefulness only when they had made a mess. It's sad that he had to have his legacy attached to the "the elephant" that he was never part of. Glad he's doing what he loves and that the elephant takes time to watch this insightful interview and take a leaf. First time watching your iterviews Trevor and I'm glad i did. You are a great listener who asks the right questions. KUDOS

[@Paul-nm9yb]

Zimbabweans have a short memory

[@yebosuwa]

I second that!

[@kelvinchanda7733]

thats what made us vote for .....

[@imath68]

I agree with you too

[@finsensetv]

Thank you so much for the book club section. I have a modest library myself and I plan on growing it. Thank you for hosting the governor

[@fariraitinago5398]

Great conversation with a great mind Trevor. Dr. Gono has Solomonic wisdom. I wait to see what the future holds for him.

[@anywaychikwanda4315]

thanks Dr GG you made it clear to me also it’s a very emotional conversation though. May God deliver Zimbabwe we have sommuch bright minds and potential to change to better God helps us

[@moreflowfalls2404]

The best interview I have ever seen. Man, wisdom is powerful. The answers are all there in front of us. We need each other!!! Zimbabwe, the real Rainbow nation in waiting!!!!!!

[@brynz2010]

To be honest, this was insightful, lots of issues has been clarified

[@memorymushakwe9461]

True

[@babasimba2457]

I wish people would listen to these conversations either than pushing township gossip😅

[@TsungaiMuringai]

Inspirational, revealing conversation with Trevor. Thank you Dr Gono i am really inspired that i will make it one day. I am also passionate about biographies.

[@gorevt]

Inspired by Gono 😂😂😂😂

[@djswing]

One of the most interesting interviews I’ve watched in a while.

[@francischiwaka4913]

Wow. I never thought I would appreciate GG... I'm impressed. The way u touched most of the issues is very deep. Very true on Paul kagame, 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tapiwamunetsi5941]

This is by far the best interview so far ! My view of GG has completely changed!

[@tatszeee10]

Thank you Trevor for giving space for us to hear some of these things. We all know ZBC would have edited most of the segments here or rather not allow such interviews to go on air. Hence they always want to have that one station which they can control everything in terms of content

[@munyazhawu4317]

Mr. Gono was posturing for the presidential candidacy

[@rodrecktavaziva1485]

Kkkkkkkkk, yu are right there

[@joelitai9066]

2024, part 1&2 done and dusted. If some of our Zimbabwean leaders had listened to this 3 years back when it premiered the nation would probably be in a much better state now. Invaluable insights into the politics and economics of Zimbabwe were shared on this interview by the man I blame most of the nation's economic woes on. Thank you for this conversation Trevor 🙏

[@austinrunyararogotora7861]

One of the my best interviews with Trevor , an eye opener , widsdom and and visionary GG

[@finsensetv]

I am watching this for the third time and I respect that the former Governor acknowledges the need for strong institutions!

[@faraitakaendesa5356]

Pleasant conversation

[@bernardshingiechitsunge1501]

This is the best interview and it was a pleasure listening to DR GG

[@vorster1669]

wow. really in awe of GG. got to love the humility, desire continuously learn/read and the consistent drive to make it. one of the convos l've devoted my quality time to

[@simbarashepasipamire3200]

Indeed this is a conversation and not an interview!! As an Economist, learnt a lot of issues. Great show!!!!

[@shingiraimushawedu6590]

Dr Gono we appreciate all the efforts and putting some information and perspectives in the public domain.

[@bhozho]

Thank Dr Gonoooooooo for the interview 🙏 indeed its an eye opening interview

[@emmanuelpakuwa9906]

Great conversation, yes it needs the whole day Trevor

[@peterjabulanindlovu2542]

Enjoyed the conversation, Dr Gono's storytelling is great and great mind as well, this must be your best show Trevor.

[@kapuyablessingchafesuka7782]

Thank you Trevor. Very insightful, I agree to Gono proposals on way forward for 🇿🇼 zimbabwe. We love our nation let's find each other and to building our nation

[@normanlova6191]

Great interview Trevor , I am glad that I have had time to actually listen to part 1 and 2 nation building is what we need Zimbabweans let's take lessons from such technocrats , let's allow them to be advisers in bringing back the lost glory to our country . We need each other . We are a nation at war with itself

[@vuminkosincube1363]

Wow,l never thought this man has Zim at heart.

[@regischikomborerochoto857]

Surprises me how people forget how this guy walloped all life’s savings to nothing. Pple do not see that this guy is wolves in sheep skin. He was an enabler of the system. No matter what he says he’s one of them. He’s a sweet talker just like Mugabe. But there is no sweet talk that he will do that going to make us forget the cruelty that he did to us Zimbabwe together with Mugabe.

[@regischikomborerochoto857]

Ediot > Mugabe > Gono same fanana

[@imath68]

regis chikomborero choto some gullible people are taken inby his language and they think he is now a saint all because he speaks good English . What a shame

[@regischikomborerochoto857]

Imagine how many retirees lost all their life savings, imagine how many businesses closed shop because of his decisions, imagine how children dropped out of school/university coz their parents could no longer afford. He is trying to exonerate himself but we will never forget what he did and the regime he enabled. Has anyone ever wondered from what he says that he never benefitted from the system, why after being booted out all his businesses are bankrupt he suddenly cannot even pay his employees, his farms are run down.....he definitely was benefitting and he should pay back everything 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@daddyteddy85]

True...He did a lot of evil to just keep Zanu Pf in power

[@muriwangul.chinyerere5381]

I now have a new found respect for Gono, very insightful conversation. Looking forward to more of these great conversations Trevor well done!

[@uncleTee2023]

Brilliant talk. GD thank you for such an insight. Your proposal for reconciliation and national healing is amazing. You have educated us as a nation. Every politician in Zim must listen to this interview.

[@tapiwashara6957]

We need an interview with Dr Manguja so he can give us an insight on what's going on at the central bank whilst he still there

[@thenjiwe33]

Hey Mukoma Trevor This is the ONE that is Up there For me, I had one that I thot was the greatest but it’s moved to number 2. Thank You This man is needed Full of Wisdom & clarity on what must be done to this Country. I wish if ED cld listen to some of these man with Wisdom. GG thank you for the Wisdom.

[@NiftyBytes]

This is one of the best interviews I have ever watched, followed by Hopewell Chin'onos. You are a genius in this media field Trevor, congratulations.

[@comfortada.8464]

Thank u Trevor Ncube a wonderful interview indeed

[@rufarosithole5522]

I have learned a lot. I had to watch this to this end. I didn't know much about this man and I had a very bad perception of this man and now I have changed.

[@bekithembandebele8270]

I must admit that I am finding this channel a source of wisdom and insight. There is substance here.... Thanx Trevor, thanx GG. I

[@tadiousnolanmasenda7979]

Thank you

[@andrewmachinga4246]

What a reverting interview. Brilliant.

[@tinayewayne1864]

wow, very insightful interview, Thank you for this Trevor & Gideon for such a conversation full of knowledge, I will def come back and watch it again.

[@princeganya7690]

Very insightfull interview. GG full of knowledge n wisdom. Am also amazed at how good he is with dates.

[@user-cm2ix1ir1m]

I myself have blamed the guy for year till l read that book n today listening to this.......he was clear as crystal....

[@sheltonmuchena9348]

One of the most insightful interview i have heard, good to hear his side of the story given the perception i had of him.

[@brianmakwara6188]

iam in awe, this was soo much wisdom and the passion exhibited in his speech is wow

[@lovemoretendedziso5963]

Trevor, this is the most insightful interview you have ever partaked. This is remarkable

[@shepherdkatena506]

Great conversation ....well done Trevor

[@mocksshivute6634]

Honest and comprehensive responses; as well as relevant questions to understand what has led Zimbabwe to be where they are

[@lovejoymaisva2015]

This is by far the most sincere interview about Zimbabwe and I now have a different view about Gideon Gono.There is something stated herein towards the first step of crisis resolution in Zimbabwe.May God see us through to a Zimbabwe at full potential and a place we can comfortably call home.

[@petermuchirahondo2021]

I love this interview... Dr G Gono speaking wisdom, facts, experience & constructive criticism, objectivity & unity of purpose...

[@thands74]

Trevor I think you are blazing a unique trail, however I think your only blind spot is nested in your character which seems to be an inability to press your guests on their transgressions. Gono was central to all that is wrong with our country. Again I don’t fault you here it’s just your good nature. A conversation should touch on all matters including uncomfortable ones.

[@imath68]

Well said

[@adriangonda4161]

Good observation. But u will need to know that if he pressed a guest. The rest will refuse to give him interviews. Thats just how zimbabwe is.

[@taonamananga2335]

Well said but you must remember that this is interview not hard talk.

[@imath68]

adrian gonda it’s better to refuse the interview than come and try to hoodwink us into taking them as good people

[@adriangonda4161]

@IMath. I also see your position and would love to see that whole generation answer some of the questions I also have.

[@pattsoka5967]

interesting, indeed we want a voice like this to continue talking

[@shingaimunemero3491]

well done Trevor. This was my first time to watch this show, particularly because of this controversial guest. But I would like to say, I have never felt so bad for hating someone. i now see Gono in a different light now. Maybe it is because he is speaking from outside but In my opinion he has most of our answers to our current circumstances. Thank you once again Trevor.

[@innocentshimbuwa9982]

that decision to take the govenor"s position has surely soiled his hard earned reputation

[@arthurwakapiwa1651]

Q

[@arthurwakapiwa1651]

Qj

[@arthurwakapiwa1651]

Qq

[@jeffrey74348]

You can say that again. If he had taken the Regional Post he could have been far better.

[@priestikan4384]

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[@silandulo]

Your home boy has decided to misbehave 😂 😂 😂

[@newdawn775]

Loved this discussion. Eye opening from one Zimbabwean who stands by faith not fear, a very rare occurrence indeed.

[@nashobb1]

Thank you Gideon. It's quite an enlightenment to listen to your submission.

[@masterconfuze]

This is great!!!

[@morrenndlovu5565]

Wow that was an eye opening conversation and great to hear his side of the story, i truly enjoyed listening to Dr Gideon Gono👌🏽

[@chamugonyora7854]

They used to say if want to hate Robert Mugabe, dont listen to him speaking. The same can be said for this man.

[@hilary.amenmarango4729]

So profound today we got an insight as to who Gideon Gono really is a man who came from humble beginnings and God fearing and principled very informative interview was inspired by your journey to success.

[@simbarashekusena711]

What a good listen i had. Very insightful wisdom given here. Zimbabwe is blessed.

[@RealDad.]

Thank you Trevor (Mr). I really enjoyed this conversation although of late. Zimbabwe we really have great minds if they all come together our country will be great. Its only our political differences which needs to be set aside and Focus on the Economy. Keep up the good work you are doing. My challenge to you Sir, may you invite someone from the gvnt eg Nick to your programme. Lets here their view like GG is airing his view. 🤞👏

[@mosesmusekiwa4842]

a very interesting interview this one.

[@munashemaron5581]

Trevor you too good, Your show is a must watch

[@simbarashesanyika3851]

What a nice interview.Thanks Dr Gono

[@morvennyamuramba4674]

I am moved!!!. Some good part of history never understood by many

[@TitaniumNuts111]

Goodness me. Thank you Travor for this one. By far the best interview of the show for me. I need that GG book.

[@audymasy1115]

Quite an insightful interview there Trevor. the best thus far i must say. I wonder if we can have one with the current Govenor

[@shupikaicumbers5915]

Hopewell Chin’ono ‘s interview was the best. If Gono had spoken like this when he was in power I do not think we could be in such a mess

[@phillemondziwarinyenga6330]

but he said there is an elephant in the house, he couldn`t, say helooooo

[@henrychishiri1731]

What a visionary man

[@wpinvestmentinstitute]

We need each other, thank you, Dr GG. Thank you, Mr Trevor.

[@blessingmagwaza4251]

Mind blowing!!! African States are being run like Political Theaters. One thing i have learnt is the power of confession positive, you kept saying positive things even when you were a Tea Boy and those words eventualy materialised, Gono you are an inspiration to many. We are waiting for your second interview👏

[@vinoliamafusire8469]

Powerful discussion. Thank you Trevor. Thank you Gideon.

[@austinenyapwere8530]

To me , He is was the best Rbz governor ever but at the wrong time.

[@memorymushakwe9461]

The best interview Mr Gono I respect you.

[@joshuamusvo3806]

Between 2018-2019, I have the opportunity to work with Dr. Gono. This is a side that I had not been fully aware. I must confess this is one of the more interesting interviews in Zimbabwe and with Zimbabweans that is very captivating. Well done Trevor.

[@MrKuda2008]

Waial brilliant interview. Has changed my perception of the former governor.an eye opener. Thank you

[@joshuam.bncube1934]

Great interview. Changed my mind on the man indeed and inspired me