MAK On Business, Family, Scams ,UK Struggles , Farming & Homeschooling

[@addedchannel696]

This is a smart interviewee, thanks for bringing him - hope he gets a part 2 , I'm sure he will continue to do great things and should return to speak about it. I appreciated the point about its amongst us and has nothing to do with the president , lets change ourselves first, the man in the mirror.

[@cyberconversations]

Augustine says things that are affecting a lot of people “especially those from a tech background!” Thanks for bringing him.

[@cleodontina1]

Feedback for the interviewer. Please comment less. Ask your question and let your guest answer. Your comments where you keeping interjecting 'I know we're not good people', we are here to hear your guests story and opinion. Allow us to hear that.

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

It’s a podcast… not terrestrial TV interview. With podcasts we are equally drawn in by the personality of the interviewer. But l hear you. It can be irritating if you don’t like the interviewer… just follow channels you actually like. Personally, l love Alex. He has great candor.

[@Zimboprenuer]

😂​@@BatsiraiMusuka

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

@@Zimboprenuer not being funny. But even l have podcasts l go watch and have had to be extra tolerant towards the host (Candance Owens just rubs me the wrong way sometimes)… but she’ll have a guest l really want to hear from… so l watch and move along to my regular viewing.

[@Zimboprenuer]

@@BatsiraiMusuka i honestly this is one of the best podcast session i have seen straight outa Zim!

[@jonathannzuma7590]

I totally agree with you. He needs to improve his skills when interacting with the guest.

[@mneer747]

Mr Interviewer the guy had built up the story about starting his own business and you ask a random question about lessons we should teach our kids....let the conversation flow and follow its natural course...

[@elvisndlovu1232]

Zimbabwe is really doing so well and i have been watching many videos from those that has returned from UK and they are doing so well, im happy for all of you vakadzokera kuZimbabwe, keep growing and succeed kumabasa, mabusiness, studies or whatever you may be doing

[@sitekrafter]

Thank you 😅

[@VickyRueMadziwa]

Wanted to hear what the man had to as more, but questions kept coming before a topic was completed.

[@tashingadonewell6803]

Totally agree with this guy had a lot of stories to tell. Anyway great podcast man 💪

[@mzilankata373]

Ruwa Organics you are my go to person for genuine authentic content. Blessings to your business and family.

[@sitekrafter]

Thank you 😊

[@Visionstv-f5v]

Africa is good this man looks much better than when he was in UK for sure there is a big difference if you see him in the video he made with Wode Maya

[@terrymagwenzi6149]

I came to the UK in 2002, I had my salaries paid into my relatives' bank account cause they used to say you will be deported if you open a bank account. I lost a lot of money that way!

[@BLewanika]

😢

[@Michael10794]

Informative interview, enjoyed it... Watching from 🇧🇼🇧🇼

[@lenso3757]

Zimbos pretend to be good yet they are not. No wonder why we don't have a community which does stuff together like Nigerians, Ghananians, Ethopians, Somalis.....we are just like ZANU .

[@kwanelemswelanto]

Chi zanu chiri matiri chihombe

[@willardwillard7799]

haiwa haa chiZanu chirimo muDNA

[@brendonmartin9737]

Nigerians work together in foreign countries but they also have dynamics amongst themselves, it’s not all rosy as you think, they normally unite if there’s another nation which is not from their country.

[@tanatswachakazchaka4134]

Best podcast i have seen in a long time

[@tawandamakaure3509]

One of the best Haku conversations! Thank you!

[@AfricanTrollZW]

Im really enjoying this Episode

[@henrychileshe9479]

From Zambia 🇿🇲

[@MbonisiM]

That Guy is my favorite in Website Design Content, much inspiration

[@tym4bssmanagement513]

This is exciting bro

[@SamthingSoweto-je1nw]

Best Podcast in Zim

[@vika.k.avictormoyo6718]

Haku good podcast, but flow seems to be haphazard. Would have really loved to hear more about the 'meaness of Zimbabweans but you did your thing...' We would also like to hear your experiences dealing with Zimboz meaness. That was hot topic I sadly feel we lost the moment. Maybe another podcast. But well done for the initiative. Maybe it was intentional.

[@Zimboprenuer]

I think it needs an episode on its own. But disapora Zimbabweans 🙌

[@shepherdmaseko8151]

I follow this guy and believe me he is smart.i feel like he has a bigger bridge role to play on the repatriation of our people in the diaspora.his transformation is now visible physically since the time of that video with Wodemaya.

[@hamasonkatsidzira]

nyc insight conversation. ( 'i cant worst tym on thingz i cant change i work on things that i change' strong statement)

[@baase89]

That's the the problem with Africans not grateful at all, sweeping the streets is not degrading, its a mental thing. I know people who do that kind of work working for the council and live better lives than most doctors in Africa. They work from early in the morning and at home for mid-day. We don't really look down upon them like it is in Zim.or Africa. Most foreigners usually start off with shit jobs, but you can work your way up quickly through education and hard work which is super difficult in Africa. If you don't believe me go to any African country and try make it.

[@baase89]

I do understand about doing things for ourselves but also, you need to government to create conducive environment for its citizens to operate in. At the end of the day you have far more people doing well from Europe than in Africa

[@TakwiriraRinomhota]

Can’t wait for part 2! Who is the plumber??

[@marrionmarufu1245]

I enjoyed this podcast I even wrote some pointsI picked in my notebook

[@TSZee]

Nice podcast. I see some notes are being taken from DOAC, keep up the good work Alex and team

[@henryhakula]

Dopest, this guy has energy

[@talentdummzy1232]

A very informative podcast much appreciated and also please put in some work on the production just to polish

[@ZakSanderson]

Great interview

[@lenso3757]

Haku my man u ask questions haphazardly and u didn't let the guy finish his story from how he got papers to how his workmates snitched on him. The guy was explaining about how he met a rich guy at the park and he gave him money tips then u interrupt him before he finishes....Please let the guest talk without interrupting him.

[@adinya4860]

This I was about to say it appeared as if he wasn’t really listening to what he was saying so that he could prob more or ask more questions regarding how people actually live in the diaspora

[@kwanelemswelanto]

Haphazardly is not how you would describe this. Clearly there is a cut there for whatever reason they chose to do that . There is a pool of other podcasts to compare from & this one takes the top spot because the interviewer makes the guest feel comfortable enough to open up. Haphazard is definitely a low jab

[@samsonmakoni374]

You are not being honest. This guy surely would have done a better job speaking directly to the camera without the interviewer. The interviewer lacks substance in his questions.

[@vika.k.avictormoyo6718]

I think we should ask the guest to flesh out the topic on his page...

[@kwanelemswelanto]

​@@samsonmakoni374the guy already have a thing where he does these talks speaking into the camera suggest that to him and I bet you a Starlink he still wouldn't say whatever it is was removed on this one

[@dalaz456]

Please structure your questions better. The interview was all over the place. Can't even understand what exactly you wanted to extract from the guy...

[@mss888]

He's right about UK.

[@valeriejackson8835]

Am glad he told tge reality of the debt culture in England Tax and bills kills us here you feel so trapped

[@elliottwist9435]

good one!

[@MouthwateringBudgetMeals]

I started a youtube channel and I am slowly growing

[@AnotidaDelroyChrisMatema]

What an intro🔥

[@SamthingSoweto-je1nw]

already you guys matanga

[@Mank_Mindset]

😂🔥"you know that money when it hit your bank account and then you lose appetite" that was fun. Money suppose to be a subject on it own❤

[@baase89]

Reason why most people don't come back is the economy and the government. Not everyone wants to have a business. If we all owned a business, it wont work. Working class is the king

[@njabulophiri123]

Depending where one lives, not all places in UK have knife stabbings. We do miss social life.

[@sandrachipatiso2337]

Came to the UK last year with papers but it’s not easy 😰

[@retiredprocastinator]

may the interviewer let the guest speak and limit interruptions bcz tinenge tichida kuita enjoy narration and all

[@nkenkanat.mpondo6025]

Host let people express themselves you seem to cut them off a lot

[@almondnhai]

Great interview whats up with the guy walking infront of the camera

[@kwanelemswelanto]

Lol free from 😂

[@dorothymartin2909]

This guys is telling the whole truth abouts Uk. You ask yourself 10 000 times what have I got myself into England ummmm.

[@kwanelemswelanto]

Episode iyi iriko. Part 2 irikudiwa

[@mizko1407]

Interviewer injejects too much, finishing the Interviewee statements often in the wrong direction and you skip all over the place such that the story seems confused.

[@preciouschituku8077]

Some questions seem insincere… Hanzi are there people in diaspora without papers? You guys are not building yet you’re sending money to world remit? Couldn’t tell if that was meant to be some kind of interview technique or just the usual dissing people that live abroad that send money to help family back home. Loved the interview though!

[@DisruptWRLD]

What’s the contact details for Haku ? Or location in Harare .

[@faro99ru]

You seem to have so much disdain for people who work and working. There is a lot of dignity in working and providing for your family , a basic dignity that a lot of young people in Zimbabwe are denied.

[@nw7587]

Interviewer needs to sharpen his skills , especially at the start of the interview. Almost turned it off coz of the jumping from question to question before we had the previous one answered. Just my thoughts.

[@japrosper7240]

Have your own podcast

[@nw7587]

@@japrosper7240 Who said I want to have my own podcast? I don’t need to have one . This one is there for people to watch and give feedback. I’m sure the interviewer knows there’s always room for growth. Some people…

[@unicornqueen8174]

Haku go for interviewing lessons. Let your guests speak

[@kwanelemswelanto]

Registered

[@caveatima7780]

This diaspora thing is not easy guys, will be just out here trying

[@MbonisiM]

22:08 Chokwadi chataurwa apa

[@jackreacher258]

The interviewer is bad, hey, interesting conversation, but the line of questioning is all over the place.... He skipped and jumped over a lot of questions i wanted to hear

[@japrosper7240]

How did you leave without a job?

[@MuntuMathe]

No timestamps its criminal 😢

[@JeamesBoyd-x7p]

Fay Light

[@tafadzwakay3244]

"Like"..........

[@Zimbabwe.]

*You have few subscribers and you all think zim is good , wakomana regedzai , the reason u dont talk of politics shows and expresses the environment of the country because politics control the very little cash u get payoutube u both now depend on*

[@inkrdb87]

I’ve seen your comments everywhere. You need help, entitlement yauinayo inototyisa.

[@Zimbabwe.]

@@inkrdb87 entitlement lol u should stay away from social media, because you confusing or mixing social concept and getting emotionally entangled in tracking people, i am not mai tt -

[@inkrdb87]

@@Zimbabwe. Get help bro, seriously.

[@Zimbabwe.]

@@inkrdb87 so you see urself well, u still blurbing by self- is mai tt ur mom

[@Zimbabwe.]

@@inkrdb87 u just out of touch get a job ,don't be like us, we work online-

[@AfricanTrollZW]

4 corner shoes lol

[@TheSockbottom]

IYKYK 😢