Friday Drinks_Brian Kagoro on Leadership, Culture, Religion & Philanthropy-African Philanthropy Conf

[@knognol]

This is brilliant! The depth of knowledge and how it has filled gaps that have existed in my mind for a long time is just amazing. This man deserves a knighthood (Zim equivalent) for his contribution to African history.

[@felixchibebe6641]

Class is in Session !!!..... The Brilliance of Brian Kagoro✊🙌💪

[@entaikapfuchira6559]

This is brilliant!!! Well appreciated.

[@ConservationJusticeProject]

Beautiful, well informed and thought provoking conversation. The Awakening has started

[@muzingwenya7494]

Brian is our Mobile Encyclopedia, Think Tank, Strategist and Futuristic guru 🎉💪🏾❗ I like how the host is tying up themes, subheadings and subjects. Thanks a lot for sharing this discussion brothers 🤝

[@mikem314]

Raised the bar on this episode. Brilliant!!

[@topezi1]

I have to confess, I have gone back and watched this several times. 😊

[@tinayepedzisai3366]

Kudos Tinashe for having guts to have a sit down with the great Brian Kagoro. I also liked the civility of the discussion, with a possibility of both gentlemen following different ideological position.

[@Mutemafamily]

Let us start by asking Brian to come back, this was an enriching educative sit down, I thoroughly enjoyed it, thank you

[@mklawrie]

The wisdom….always a pleasure and a privilege to listen to this great Zimbabwean that is Brian Kagoro. Appreciated 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🇿🇼

[@justokuhle4913]

So much wisdom here 🙂 we are privileged to have Brian Kagoro

[@HeartfeltWithGloria]

The mighty Brian Kagoro. Thanks for this programme.

[@tonymuko6747]

This was a masterclass. Thank you Tinashe and mukoma Brian 👏 👏

[@create4unu]

We need to hear more from this man.

[@topezi1]

Brian kagoro, you really need to consider running for President. You tick the boxes well on both sides, I.e, 1 You can't be considered a puppet. 2. Your ideas of social transformation resonate very well with the burgeoning youth entrepreneurs on our continent and an emerging African competitiveness on the global arena.

[@331951]

Brian is like a Large Language Model that we all have to plug into and use as an African AI. The man has so much wisdom...

[@innocentmadanhire2391]

Brian is top class.

[@TeacherAddyK]

Brian Kagorro is a wise man. His ideas are lucidly expounded.

[@adhalangezha]

Brian Kagoro, so articulate and knowledgeable. He has been so since time imemorial

[@tatendachingozho2396]

This was amzing...big thanks guys

[@simbarashenyamhenda1329]

Woow really mind blowing if only some of these great minds had a seat at the table were the destiny of our country and future is being charted

[@dylanwchipeto5951]

Well articulated

[@francismuzofa4324]

YOU ARE VERY WIDE IN YOUR WISDOM, WHICH IS VERY RARE. THUMPS UP. I WOULD HOWEVER LIKE TO HEAR YOUR THOUGHTS MORE ON THE HISTORICAL ASPECTS WHICH INCLUDE, SONA, GUTU, MWENEMUTAPA, CHIRWA, CHAMINUKA.

[@YamikaniNyalila]

Rich stuff!!!!

[@decentmtata5479]

This the stuff l love consuming

[@busiphiri6443]

Ndadzidza apa... marvelous interview!

[@TeacherAddyK]

"Once we deintellectualise our public discourse...populism creeps in..." slaps so hard

[@malonArif]

Great Episode. Ndadzidza zvakawanda

[@iniuyo6964]

Professor, could you recommend a book that explains the history behind the place names in Zimbabwe and the etymology of some Shona words?

[@stanslausmadende4628]

How i pray and wish Brian to join the strugle against dictatorship in Zimbabwe. I know he has everything to make a big impact.

[@Blackmoses2]

He mught fail dismally.Not everyone is a pilitician.I feel like is ok to have powerful intellects in academia

[@iniuyo6964]

@@stanslausmadende4628 Actually Kagoro was one of the first. If I'm not mistaken, he was one of the first to say publicly No to Mugabe's idea of a one party state.

[@perkinsnyakudya4410]

No he was not..Edgar Tekere was..however he is one of​ a kind with a lot of brain power...@@iniuyo6964

[@chamugonyora4079]

Great conversation

[@topezi1]

By the way guys, that feature in your background, why is it still called "Victoria Falls "? So many years after Independence on both sides of the Zambezi, wouldn't it be good to revert to just, Mosi Oa Tunya? Ever studied the history of Queen Victoria? Anyway, doesn't Mosi Oa Tunya sound nice for a rebranding exercise 😅

[@Guardie-M]

This is gonna be big . Is this Brian Kagoro. This is a milestone

[@MrRastafari01]

Gifford 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@create4unu]

Deep

[@brianmudemba6971]

Ama 2000 come listen here ma elders vachitaura. Kwete kuswera muri pasosho media

[@seanmusona9408]

Zimbabwe Stand Up!!

[@Daddydonzw]

Well, most of the Surnames on our birth certificates are nicknames given to our forefathers.

[@Blackmoses2]

Its perplexing that seemingly learned Shona folk like Rutendo Matinyarere are pushing the narative that the word Shona was a deregatory term coined by Mzilikazi and his ( group).

[@filosofastone1442]

People are not ready to learn that Zimbabwe was not a monolith. There were tribes that didn't dress in mhapa neshashiko, they were fully clothed and had guns and etc

[@abedyncube8797]

And i qoute Karanga means a woman So how did we end up with the tribe called karanga

[@thands74]

Anyone who does not know what this guy is talking about cannot lead Zimbabwe. In other words this is the stuff leaders are made of, not colorful scarfs

[@tjakabn]

Tinashe you cut the aspect about baKalanga....big YES they were the original empires of these lands ...the Rozvi!

[@RoyBowen-d5f]

Marcel Road

[@StevenDriver-j3o]

Annalise Station

[@BruceDennis-k2y]

Fritsch Plains

[@DiegoPessin-z4r]

Torphy Views

[@MamieRichardson-cu6xo]

Williams Jessica Smith Susan Walker Linda

[@mziwandilendlovu3895]

Incisive & stimulating as always