Ex-Finance Minister & Farmer, Dr. Simba Makoni, In Conversation with Trevor (Part 1)

[@simbarashepasipamire3200]

DR Makoni needs to be given a whole day to share his experiences in agriculture. great interview.

[@SwaggsoAmmazin]

One of the best conversations that this great show has delivered. I've always held Simba in high regard and my respect for him has grown tenfold after watching this.

[@Boomslang1]

Taura hako

[@mutedechamunogwa3781]

True

[@mutedechamunogwa3781]

We need this level of maturity in the opposition

[@mollydenga1236]

So true. The characters such as Simba are hard to come by

[@prosperchidaushe4583]

This conversation is out of this world, open truth and from the heart of a man who became a deputy Minister at 30 years of age

[@MelVeeBroadcastingNetwork]

This is a great conversation and I enjoyed and learned a lot from this insightful conversation of two great minds in Zimbabwe. At 10.02 minutes Trevor asked a candid question - "what happened to us Simba?" Dr Simba very clear that Zimbabwe has changed. When we associated position of responsibility and leadership with acquisition of materials, the rot started. Zimbabwe is now a country of people with a deep degree of corruption and greed! We are a shadow of the former nation that we once were. Right now, we are power hungry, cruel, corrupt - we are no longer trustworthy, no longer hardworking, no longer honest, and very greed and cruel....Trevor rightly echoed, "we are broken nation!" The problem analysis and recommendations steps towards the solution by Dr Simba are so critical and very necessary for LEADERS in Zimbabwe! Indeed, "If we can't acknowledge that we have a problem, there's no way we can find solutions to something that doesn't exist" No one will come to help us!

[@eusticetamanikwa5136]

This conversation was insightful.Dr Makoni is one of the brilliant minds we have in this country

[@d12cov38]

he is presidential

[@georgematimba4580]

Dr. Simba Makoni is the kind of leadership that Zimbabwe needs to go forward.

[@shupikaimloyiswa1859]

If these types of conversations are done on national TV people will surely change the way they do things, this is so touching thank you

[@chiefsvosve5353]

thanx Trevor for bringing Simba. Zimbabweans dont even know what they are missing in this MAN (SIMBA).

[@madziyatendai.4569]

Wise words right there. A man who spoke truth to power during Mugabe's time when it was dangerous to do so and still speaking truth to power during ED's time when the abductions and human rights violations are worse..wise man Dr Simba Makoni !

[@samuel.d.mutiny3840]

I liked this this conversation, so factual and articulating.I will start to look into myself and acknowledge my faults,not someone.thank you Mr Makoni and Trevor.

[@b1nice923]

I would really like to see Ray Kaukonde featured on this show

[@shushu7256]

Thanks Trevor for Simba Makoni. The man has intellect that is rich and profound. God bless you Dr Simba Makoni

[@ObertMazivisa]

I have always thought Simba Makoni was going to be Zimbabwe President. I still think he can be a good president

[@200308164]

Obert you very much correct, this is the guy who i think can transform this broken country. He need to be given a great chance.

[@irenemusaringo1744]

Thought so too

[@Shawn_G_]

Haa Mr Trevor i dont know how you choose your guests but every week you surprise me mdara ...I am patiently waiting for this one its goin to be a good one

[@josephhodgson9027]

One thing I learned is that giving up is never an option, the mistakes I made took me to where I am today. I never thought that trading bitcoin from the comfort of my home could solve and satisfy me financially, but I given all the credit to Mr Nicholas on Instagram who helped me changed my life Through bitcoin Investment with the profit of $7,500 every week. you all can reached him via IG @nicholas__fxtrade.

[@Anitachirubva]

always respected this man right here. RGM should have passed the baton

[@tapera86]

right! mugabe blinked

[@tonderaigwarega3129]

Dr Simba Makoni almost made me support Zanu PF ... He was the light in the Dark ... A great mind and a great interview .. this time Trevor you outdid yourself

[@maverickmillionaire9792]

I had a million praises I wanted to say in my comments but after seeing both parts all I can say is Salut Trevor! salut Dr Makoni!

[@mpinir]

Profound and insightful conversation. The message is clear, we all have a part to play in rescuing our beautiful nation not for selfish ambition but for the good of all. God help us

[@osimanmabhachi5047]

Brilliant...Simba has always been a brilliant speaker...wishing his ideas could be operationalised

[@regaitamanikwa7149]

Thnx Trevor for bringing Simba Makoni

[@NdauTribe13]

Thank you Trevor for the quality shows you bring to us.

[@Tinashe53]

The most intellectual, deep conversation I have watched among a lot I consider highly on this channel. Thank you Trevor for bringing this platform to hear from some of our country silent but powerful legends.

[@sethukiletshuma4416]

Thank you Mr Trevor ,hve been asking myself where is Mr Simba Makoni,im happy to hear from our gifted former finance minister

[@nkosanasibanda441]

Mr Simba Makoni is full of wisdom and humility. Such men of his calibre are rare, very much out of sight. They're not recognized, even if it's known that they are there. This is the man. Such men like him, we need to be our leaders.

[@MegaRudebouy]

So far I have him and Dr Nkosana Moyo. These 2 can bring something toungible on the country.

[@Tapiwa_Mesa]

Don't let the field you study paddock you from the outside world - Dr Simba Makoni, I honestly felt this one. And learning that you studied Chemistry then went on to practice little or not any of it but became a great success in your assignments and placements is so encouraging. I'm one person who is on the edge of switching (thanks to our status quo sadly) and this interview has really helped me broaden my insights. Thanks Trevor for the show

[@finsensetv]

That is great advice. Never to let the field of study limit us to the many opportunities out there

[@vimbainasheeileenpencil]

Trevor, thank you for these interviews. We appreciate your work.

[@bozichirandu1208]

Simba spoke volumes. Salute!

[@mikedanielrupiya7817]

Back then i was young i admired this man Dr Simba in his specs dreamed that one day he will be at the top there......

[@shepherdmukora5558]

happy to see dr simba ,thanks Trevor for a very informative conversation

[@snappy9061]

Voted for this guy. What a brilliant chap

[@nkosanadonga1344]

Growing up in the 1980's on Sundays between 7:00 pm and & 7:45 pm; we used to be glued to our Television screens watching a Current Affairs program called The Nation. In Conversation with Trevor Ncube has become the better version of the former.

[@jacobchikwena8437]

Dr Simba Makoni is a true revolutionary and visionary person. We need such bold individual and fearless people who stand up to the task. Thank you for such inspiring words and words and may the youth of today take courage to stand up for the truth irregardless of numbers

[@valentinendlovu231]

Thank you Trevor for bringing this great men to your platform, Simba Makoni is leadership.

[@mitchellname4805]

"You can't fix what doesn't exist for you"...... so very true.

[@rmudombe]

This is my first show that I have watched. Thanks Trevor!!!

[@RealDad.]

This is loaded. I had not listened to this. Thank you Mr Trevor & Mr Makoni.

[@tinahmutabazi6396]

Word fail me to describe this conversation, it was hearty and inspiring, true she is blessd among her people and other nations. Sweet little girl!

[@nkanyisomoyo6474]

great interview Trevor hope this conversation will cause change .

[@residentalien310]

This is very loaded and extremely informative

[@godknowskamupengera4513]

Nothing to add or Subtract, Brothers you said it All in part 1&2.🔨👏🥰

[@joonykids]

Zimbabwe sent its people to school but failed to invest in them and Dr Simba Makoni is a prime example. With this man at the helm Zimbabwe could have been a force to contend with on the continent and worldwide!

[@francischiwaka4913]

I really appreciate these interviews... Opening up minds

[@timothymutsikwi7197]

The honest truth from 12:26-29 is heart-breaking

[@collenndebele875]

An accomplished scholar and leader.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you all for creating time to watch the Conversation with Dr Simba Makoni. The team and l take time to read ALL your comments and take your suggestions and criticism to heart. Apologies that time constraints make it difficult to respond to every message. Stay well and safe.

[@vincentgonyora98]

I'm inspired. Thank you for taking your time to create such content. Have been learning a lot especially as a young professional.

[@godknowskamupengera4513]

Your shows are Rich with wisdom and inspiration. You are doing a Good work, keep it up! Thanks a million tyms

[@AnotidaChikumbuBOOKSERIES1]

What’s your email Mr Ncube. Would like to interview you

[@terencesimbi6001]

This was a great show indeed filled with history and current affairs

[@takundaalban]

I did not know Dr Simba was this conversational and smart

[@tapera86]

kumberi

[@alphamadzanire2953]

i have learnt a lot from this interview, keep it up Trevor

[@josephhodgson9027]

One thing I learned is that giving up is never an option, the mistakes I made took me to where I am today. I never thought that trading bitcoin from the comfort of my home could solve and satisfy me financially, but I given all the credit to Mr Nicholas on Instagram who helped me changed my life Through bitcoin Investment with the profit of $7,500 every week. you all can reached him via IG @nicholas__fxtrade.

[@tinashemutema8325]

Thank you Trevor, i have learnt a lot and its very relevant. Dr Makoni you are awesome, in deed we need good governance and the fish rot from the head!

[@petrosfore8877]

Wow! Don't paddock yourself in your field of study. Truth from a great man.

[@dumisanidube8910]

Very insightful interview, from a humble man,who spoke from his heart.

[@tapiwajokomo2766]

Great conversation Sirs. We need people who are going to shine the torch to show us the way out of the hole we are in, not people who are going to shine the torch to show us how deep the hole is. Our challenges/ crises are well documented. We need solutions and actions. It's a pity that most of our energy is spent on toxic politicking and maintaining patronage networks.

[@msi4063]

My friend, if you are limping around with a crutch but refuse to admit that there's something wrong with your leg, let alone have the actual issue be diagnosed and isolated, You will absolutely never fix your limp. That's where Zimbabwe is.They can arrest Hopewell for exposing a discrepency in judicial practice on Bail. But a woman who was caught red handed with over $300k of Gold stolen from the nation and has the means to flee is allowed out on bail. In addition it's very obvious she has the means to tamper with possible witnesses. We need our people to have outcry when the indefensible happens. He was very correct in saying people get the govt they deserve. The U.S just came together and fiercly ousted that abomination of a person because he was degrading the standing of the nation. In Zim unfortunately people end up attacking the Doctor who diagnoses you with cancer as if he's the one who gave it to you.

[@tapiwajokomo2766]

@@msi4063 I think the challenges have been diagnosed ad nauseum over the years to the point that we are stuck in a state of paralysis by analysis. And that's the problem with persons like the good Doctor and others which include Dr. Noah Manyika, Dr. Nkosana Moyo, Dr. Shingi Munyeza, etc. They have been highly vocal, academic and theoretical about the situation but with no clear action plan to start changing the course of the country. The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing (or to do little). Unfortunately, the electorate is left with no choice but to elect the incompetent, inconsiderate, corrupt, dishonest and slogan chanting men and women who are brave enough to put up their hands at election time, or on the face of it presents something to them. No matter how hollow that is.

[@mosesatule7631]

Deep deliberation. Uganda is listening.

[@tembomutasa]

Brilliant Trevor! a good conversation there , fear is just not about physical harm, kudzidza hakuperi shuwa

[@princedanny1473]

Why Zimbambwe is what it’s today with such brilliant minds is beyond me honestly. As someone who lived in Zim for 13 years of my life when I moved there 1980 until 1995 from Mozambique in pains me to see such a great country that has so much to offer in the Southern Africa.

[@AnotidaChikumbuBOOKSERIES1]

Thanks Dr Makoni

[@tafarachipenyu5167]

What an informative platform. Thank you Trevor

[@millardmabvuva3501]

Your kuddos sir thats a conversation and a half we need to hear such heart warming words from Dr Makoni

[@onamtino05]

Would love to sit down and tape wisdom from Dr Makoni. Hope indeed is not lost.

[@toombamudimba5596]

Thanks Mr Ncube for this fascinating and educative programs am learning a lot through following all conversations you do with most popular business personalities and also politicians

[@munashematambophd.7102]

Can't wait for Biti to feature on this programme

[@SunguraCentral]

They would need a strong air conditioner for all the hot air

[@josephhodgson9027]

One thing I learned is that giving up is never an option, the mistakes I made took me to where I am today. I never thought that trading bitcoin from the comfort of my home could solve and satisfy me financially, but I given all the credit to Mr Nicholas on instagram who helped me changed my life Through bitcoin Investment with the profit of $7,500 every week. you all can reached him via IG @nicholas__fxtrade.

[@thebenevolentpatriarch424]

@@josephhodgson9027 akusiyeke wena

[@ashelbille7292]

Tendai Biti is an angry fellow i doubt he has the calmness to answer objectively

[@moreflowfalls2404]

That would be powerful!!!

[@brianzisadza105]

Simba my view in Zimbabwe we dnt have leadership deficit, but our environment is not conducive for good people.

[@blessingsiyakurima9961]

Best conversation so far.

[@alphamadzanire2953]

I wish i could meet such people on a personal level

[@bozichirandu1208]

Alpha Madzanire we are there learning silently from our mistakes. talk to the next person about these deep socio issues affecting and you might get surprised

[@joelellman8832]

Yes i admire this man. A great scientist. Hope to meet him one day

[@zibusisoxjtshabalala1964]

Great discussion, needs a second part

[@giftmazhozho2707]

Simba is one of the greatest minds in Zim. I respect him for that. Big up Simba.

[@gertrudekaseke9713]

Thank you for the wonderful interview. It would have helped if Mr Makoni had done something about the issues he raised while he was in government but instead he chose to enjoy the benefits. He was also part of the problem.

[@Liam-vh8bz]

I think you have a listening problem 😂

[@vusankiwane7582]

Great interview

[@josephhodgson9027]

One thing I learned is that giving up is never an option, the mistakes I made took me to where I am today. I never thought that trading bitcoin from the comfort of my home could solve and satisfy me financially, but I given all the credit to Mr Nicholas on Instagram who helped me changed my life Through bitcoin Investment with the profit of $7,500 every week. you all can reached him via IG @nicholas__fxtrade.

[@tevedzaimakumbe]

Brilliant and smart, this guy Simba

[@200308164]

It has become unfortunate that our country cannot rise again Dr Simba speaks the truth

[@bonganidube1064]

I'm a you tube follower Mr Makoni is demonstrating his Level of education the manor he presents himself, Surely do those who are willing to learn go for it

[@vitalismunyoka4971]

Very educative and inspiring indeed.Thank you @Trevor for these shows, learning a lot.To some of us whom would want to learn more from Dr Simba Makoni how can we reach him @Trevor

[@alphamadzanire2953]

"Basically we need to get our country working normally"...... haitidi zvakawanda zvinhu zvikangoita norma; bhoo. But ksvika pa normal pacho makwikwi

[@SirPosh_]

This is an informative discussion.

[@zibusisoblessyzulu1050]

Very insightful interviews,very educative & mind opening,thank u Trevor & the whole team u work with...

[@GoYeTherefore]

Informative, thank you Trevor.

[@finsensetv]

What I find most tragic about our nation is how a man of this caliber is not a leader in government.

[@msi4063]

The Current failureship does not and cannot afford to have competent incorruptable people in govt, otherwise they can't steal. Unfortunately The current mosquito will try to suck blood long after this animal is dead.

[@bozichirandu1208]

Laurence Itai Sithole , the time will come for Zimbabwe to realize this truth and i also believe God will raise future leaders who share the same understanding of our problems. we will heal and the old will go away. cheer up buddy!

[@finsensetv]

@@msi4063 thank you for that one. It leads me to wonder what exactly is important when it comes to Zimbabwe: is it national or partisan interests? Very sad indeed

[@finsensetv]

@@bozichirandu1208 Thank you very much for that. We are all hopeful that that time will come sooner rather than later.

[@bobbyndhlovu8243]

Mugabe refused to pass on the baton

[@brianziwira2468]

On point. Our government economic system cannot turn ideas into output.

[@finsensetv]

I am waiting eagerly for this one because I am certain it will be explosive!

[@tatendacharleszindoga7542]

me too, want to know if he really was serious about dethroning RG in 2008 or anga ari mafunnies

[@brianzisadza105]

Trevor we do understand that we are a broken society, but honestly my analysis is that our government is paying few individuals to divide the unity of the nation.

[@mrdsresearchacademictraini3972]

Great interview Master T.

[@charitygwaidza1600]

very interesting conversation

[@michaelchapeyama7163]

Full of wisdom, we are indeed a divided society full of blame game

[@edwindana4676]

Power loaded conversation

[@NicholasMwenyeo-ir5pe]

This man is president of zimbabwe he has the qualities of leadership

[@rossitherhodie5659]

Great Interview. Unfortunatly the normality you refer to that is needed will only happen when political change happens like Zambia.... This could have happened long back in 2000 and Investement would have flowed into the country. Political greed and power is so dangerous and Zimbabwe will only rid intself of this when God is ready to give back to those who are deserving. God Bless Zambia, God Bless President Rhamaphosa, who is really trying to get SA back on track against backward communist thinking politicians hungry for power and to feed off the gravey train like Zuma and others did. Lasrtly God Bless Zimbabwe. When the three countries once rid of the old school thinking which is no excuse anymore accept all their citizens as equal it can easily become the breadbasket of the world again and be prosperous. This will happen when God sees change. God Bless and help us.

[@marlvinchapotera4132]

Quite profound insights.

[@ListonMadoda]

I am buffled though by Trevor's insistence on the Opposition narrative as the problem. Food for though.

[@MuzodziwaAriPachigaro]

As a nation our relationship with fear has deep roots. It has become a Zimbabwean characteristic

[@africaunite2488]

If zanu had made a mistake of putting this man on the helm of the party I hope this country by now could have been on another level and zanu liked by majority.

[@j2b348]

What a great interview with Dr Makoni, but I think the 1st sign Zimbabwe was declining was Gukurahundi !!!

[@kelvintndawana3228]

This statement really touched me 'We had a opportunity to create heaven on earth....' Lord how did we end up in this situation, Mugabe distroyed Zimbabwe! People like Dr Makone, Dr Gono wanted the best for Zimbabwe but we are left with bottom of the barrel leadership...😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@tichkarenga6626]

Not sure about Gono though!

[@maxmiliansimon1836]

That's what Prof Author Mutambara penned "The elusive Zimbabwean dreams". 😭😭😭😭

[@lionpawinternational]

Powerful!

[@dailymzansi7500]

This man deserves to be a president

[@mordecaimashereni835]

Paddock .....Master farmer's language

[@200308164]

That is great advise Dr

[@lazaruskapesi1005]

@ Travor please tell Dr Simba to write a Book.

[@tanakamanika5833]

Learning a lot from London in lockdown thanks for sharing

[@mwandibhuyamutepfa4880]

Well said Simba