Dr. Nkosana Moyo, Founder of (MINDS), Politician & Economist In Conversation With Trevor

[@Keith0909Maya]

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[@Nhamo3]

This was really a good one mukoma Trevor. This is undeniably the best show in Southern Africa. I watched each and every one of the uploaded episodes. Can we please have Dr. Mike Manga?

[@Keith0909Maya]

@@Nhamo3 Thank you my brother for watching. Your feedback and suggestion are appreciated.

[@donaldkanengoni6201]

We are appreciate the work you are doing Trevor, i am learning

[@Keith0909Maya]

@@donaldkanengoni6201 Thank you

[@talentmaiwasha7042]

Thank you mukoma Trevor for the show. Personally I am benefiting a lot, my favourite show

[@xolanindlovu6158]

This is the only man in the current ZIMBABWE political landscape who can set the country on a prosperous trajectory. 2018 was a missed opportunity for this generation, a leader like him wont appear again in the foreseeable future. It's continued suffering for Zimbabweans. We get the leaders we deserve.

[@DIEPOPPESALDANS]

With this type of Soft academic politics and church leadership mentality- he must forget. People know what they want and not what you think they want.

[@tapiwachitagu3599]

Two big minds together collectively.I picture two old folks drinking 7days african brewer , smoking tobbaco straight from the richy fields on a calm and silent sunday night.Indeed it starts by us the young accepting them as the fathers and founders of the nation and them accepting we have ideas to take our beautiful nation to the next level. LETS Do It For Zimbabwe

[@rodrickbango7191]

One of the best Thought leaders to come from Zimbabwe. I am humbled by the wisdom that realizes that, "Instituitionalization, Political foundation and Leadership at whole..." He has great selfless traits, one that defines true leadership. He appreciates the "small gains...in 2018". The role played by the electorate in selecting or electing a leader is a great responsibility not to taken lightly.

[@baytonmpofu5071]

Thank you Trevor for bringing Dr. Nkosana Moyo. This is an intelligent man. I like it when he questions the intelligence of the society and that even if the society are able to learns from their mistakes, are there credible institutions who are able to defend what people are trying to correct??? This is the basis of conflicts as people eventually lose faith that there is credible voice capable of fighting for their wishes. Its amazing!

[@herb3014]

I admire your guest Trevor, he’s accumulated wisdom whilst others filling their pockets. Astounding leadership.

[@leemanchabata5531]

"Do what you can do to the best of your ability..." So powerful. Dr Nkosana is a leadership guru. I love his ideas. Thank you Trevor 😊

[@proudtapfuma9997]

The last part you said Trevor is on point. Moyo is the leader the country needs

[@bothwellmakomva5420]

I am watching part 2 of an interview of the man I have adored for as long as I remember. He has remained with a straight jacket honest opinion and is not bankrupt of ideas. He always says something that moves you. What I took out of this interview is that while collective action is important; everyone who joins the cooperative or group must be individually driven to want success of the task or to achieve the objective. He did it singularly and I am proud of his achievements; I just wonder where we would have been if we had all joined hands with our individual desires to make Zimbabwe a great country. Nkosana Moyo is a truly inspirational, humble and focused sensible leader.

[@wandago1679]

Thank you Trevor for bringing back Dr. Nkosana an intelligent man kwete cashvists ana Hopewell.

[@rodrickzengeni8718]

You are doing God's work Trevor. Your book club is working wonders in my life. The Richest Man in Babylon recommended by bishop Tudor Bismarck is giving me financial growth. Team of Rivals book recommended by Gideon Gono has become my best friend. Thanks Trevor.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you for your kind words and feedback. Much appreciated

[@georgetili5791]

One of the best discussions I have watched so far

[@mutsawashe1369]

Paita sorojena ane dura renjere.l enjoyed watching this interview.Thank you Trevor.

[@tinashemagaba8145]

What a true leader, I can watch this guy 365days.

[@thatomotalaote]

1:02:52 what an amazing leader. Zim truly has produced one of the greatest African brains… yet they are scattered in all over world contributing to other countries growth.

[@blessingnyatsanza8749]

salute!!this man oozes intelligence!

[@NMatigimu]

"i do things that are within my control" i totally agree with you Dr. Nkosana, whilst you have acknowledged that you may be in your mid day or sunset, i think it will be good if the today's leaders could tap in your wisdom before the sun sets

[@mzalah6388]

Dr Nkosana Moyo when he speaks i listen 💯 📌

[@taisaptshuma931]

Brilliant! We need more of these conversations. ZBC should be looking for rights to broadcast this, if they really are for the people of Zimbabwe.

[@oswellmuranda4721]

ZBC is ZANU pf condom

[@masvingozimuto]

You can bring him as many times as you can. Infact let's have a special program for Nkosana. Future leaders have a lot to learn from this men.

[@leonarddavidmutengwa5018]

Great mind in Dr Nkosana.loving it!

[@neltabaloyi650]

Wooow , when you listen to an authentic leader , your life will never be the same again .

[@oliviervanhove3024]

So great that you have re-interviewed Dr Nkosana and Hopewell. One conversation with these brilliant men is just not enough. Keep up the great work Trevor. From NZ

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you so much

[@anesumudiwa2551]

Hands down one of the most thought provoking sessions. Thank you Mr Ncube for this 2nd dose of wisdom.

[@StreetwiseEconomics]

Enjoying this conversation. Dr. Nkosana Moyo is stubbornly blunt. Lol Hanzi.. there’s no streamlining of transferable skills at RG international Airport lol

[@kudzanayimujuru5801]

Not just at the airport but across the nation. We are now 15/20 years behind most countries in the continent and the world.

[@mistoniful]

Nkosana is a president we never had and will never have. Cry my beloved country.

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

Konzi toda Chamisa .. smh

[@mikembizvo2859]

Sheer brilliance of political introspection. Zimbabwe has talent

[@man_7_hai]

A very insightful conversation... Thank you Trevor

[@tendairobsonchiwara7443]

He is by all means the leader Zimbabwe needs to move forward, full of wisdom and intelligence. We love Zimbabwe and will have such a mindset at the helm someday. We will have a united nation with no need for the opposition because we will all be busy doing the right things, pulling in one direction and accepting and respecting our different views and opinions towards a prosperous nation.

[@mukudzeimaunganidze1028]

Trevor's Conversation with Dr Nkosana Moyo was a critically illuminating and insightful discourse which drills onto the core of leadership imperatives.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback.

[@jaymadu4306]

I COULD WATCH HIM ALL DAY...

[@O-J95]

Thank you Trevor for bringing Dr. Khosana Moyo for the second time. Please try to rope in Shingai Mutasa 🙏

[@brightongapare522]

Thank you Dr Nkosana Moyo and Trevor for this fascinating conversation with a lot of to learn from i.e. Have I done what I did at the best of my ability NOT have I done enough? However, Nkosana is a good, wise and honest person to have in a society but lacked the Charisma and energy that it needed for him to run successfully in the Presidential race in last general plebiscite. My observation during APA campaign was that the group miscalculated the dynamics of power and control in this country. For the mean time I don't think our country is due for a leader or needs one. If we continue on this trajectory, we will surely need a stern ruler with a good heart to put things in the right direction after doing away with the current regime and the mess we accommodated for such long at the hands of ZANUPF, to then instil in the nation the understanding of our politico-socio-economic governance and moral (UBUNTU) obligation. Our nation is not yet there in terms of articulation of complex issues that affect them hence the need by the predatory zanu pf to dangle carrots to the electorate every election time ending up with it having enough prey to take it through the hibernation phase till its hunting season for the votes again- going in circles. Nkosana and APA way of thinking is for mature democracies not ours, which is in its infancy wrecked by poverty, hunger and an emotionally violent past still haunting us- My humble opinion.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you for your humble opinion. All our opinion should matter.

[@ispiretechnologies]

This is another level of a SUPER MINDSET. A germ rare to find. Long live Dr Moyo.

[@hopengara5133]

Powerful and thought provoking

[@motivationalcentre6878]

Are you not so much interested in interviewing Nelson Chamisa so we can have a glimpse of his understanding and his thinking on Zimbabwean societal, social and political issues, everyone willing to take public office is subject to public scrutiny

[@samsonmarikwa2631]

😂😂😂 Chamisa is not interested in sitting down in an interview after the roasting at the hands of the BBC Hardtalk. You can only have a glimpse of his thinking from the political rally where he dishes our political rhetoric. Trevor would have to pull him by his throat to come to this space🤣🤣🤣

[@snappy9061]

interesting thought! In a 'normal' country should have been able to get the sitting President to come through as well. This is a great platform, siyabonga mdala Ncube

[@rodrickzengeni8718]

Thanks Trevor. Quality conversation there

[@denfordderera8497]

Very grounded conversation. You can't fault this philosophy and argument coming out. We need this thinking.

[@hopefoundation2966]

Quite engaging Travor. Thanks much.

[@CarolineK-zj1ns]

Haaa I have enjoyed listening to this and was waiting for the second part. Thank you Trevor for this insightful conversation.

[@witkertholane9609]

I love these kinds of discourses, it nourishes my Mind

[@talentmaiwasha7042]

' Making a mistake is not a problem, repeating the same mistake and not learning from our mistakes is the problem' Thank you sir

[@donaldchetse4849]

So composed such a great conversation

[@japhetkunedzimwe8595]

This man is very intelligent, imagine building a continent that has unique infrastructure rather than copying what other people are doing, Our continent is rich but we lack selfless and visionary leaders

[@justinbenyure1745]

I love how dr nkosana is a great leader

[@tapiwajokomo2766]

He is a great leader for his party APA and in boardrooms, conferences and corporates. Public office is something else and he is still yet to show his mettle.

[@normanlova6191]

Firstly I thank you Trevor and team for enlightening us that we have possible leaders out there , because I always asked myself as a zimbabwean what happened to all our intellectuals and great minds , tru Doc it's not rocket 🚀 science honestly I really wish some people in or in prospect of governance can listen to this conversation. It's not about you but society 😢

[@tatendamajoni4481]

Trevor I am not famous and I am not a guru of anything but. I wish to be on your couch one day I believe your platform is a mind opener. You drive very critical issues that we can learn from and institute real change in Zimbabwe. I believe you're a patriot and maybe this is wishful but, I would like to add my voice to the gallant son's and daughter's voices of Africa.

[@mhqmha6510]

Trevor your conversations are very rich and loaded with knowledge.keep it on sur

[@insimbaluthi_zw8854]

Competence,, intelligence,, leadership,,meekness -the rare breed of man.

[@allenchilekw5698]

I love ❤️ his MIND Dr NKOSANA

[@peternthele1620]

Great Man

[@Mutemafamily]

Wisdom flourishing in the conversation

[@takamunemo6383]

I like the way you concluded the conversation Trevor and l agree with you.

[@kuraTAngel]

GREAT CONVERSATION UNCLE TN AND TEAM

[@alexmhembere]

Would have been an honor to have you as our president.

[@mhqmha6510]

Once more Trevor this conversation is so deep

[@Keith0909Maya]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@prosivymishecknyandoro5011]

Guys I'm looking for Trevor! I have a Christmas gift for him because of the nice work he is doing!

[@peniyasikapisa7671]

was mesmerised by the DR, still heart broken that he still burns with a passion for a better Zim yet he left APA. Maybe he has a vision to do it in another better way. Thanks for the insightful convo, because of this convo you have gained a subscriber

[@kudzanayimujuru5801]

Very important conversation!

[@Munhu370]

Makes sense to me, programs like command agriculture, pfumbudza etc. are not sustainable. Why not create an environment were people are able to finance there agricultural activities not waiting for government handouts year in year out.

[@brianchirwa8999]

The problem is that ZANU PF members believe they are more Zimbabwean than others and believe they know what is best for us all.

[@matthewmujeyi5724]

Informative. Kindly work on the audio.

[@jabulanichibaya7207]

All I can say is we need to go on a journey of discovery of ignorance as a nation and create new imagined realities of the vision and nation we want.

[@phillipmagawe7965]

Awesome wisdom

[@tadiwanashechristian700]

Dr Nkosana levels🙏🙏🙏

[@buhlesiziba6706]

good conversation and quite insightful ideas but would have loved to hear why he resigned from the cabinet post .

[@theclassics7513]

History will judge us Zimbabweans for failing to vote for Dr. Nkosana Moyo for the presidency. Imagine him being president for just one term, Zimbabwe would have changed tremendously

[@proudtapfuma9997]

Our government and political circles needs this guy. Unfortunately it seems as if Moyo wasn't given the opportunity to make the country move forward. Maybe its because of the time.... But this mess we are in today could have been minimal

[@imath68]

I think he was at some point but he couldn’t work with the corrupt danderheads. He is a man of intergrity and must have felt frustrated

[@admirekabasa7752]

Riveting as usual....has James Makamba been on this yet ?

[@Jun-m7b2r]

@11.30 the majority of Zimbabwe lack individuals to educate them on ways to determine whether a person has leadership qualities or not.

[@francisgodo7218]

Powerful

[@ignasiodondo3396]

Do we set the prices of our natural resources or they are set by the buyer?

[@sifisosithole7656]

Thank you Mr. Ncube for this particular interview with Dr. Nkosana Moyo. I enjoyed every minute of it because Dr. Moyo as you put it at the end, is the type of leader that Zimbabwe needs. He would help resuscitate Zimbabwe. When the two of you speak, you use ZANU PF and Dr. Nkomo speaks of ZANU. May I just point out that what is called ZANU PF as a party does not in actual fact have a name. The ZANU part of it belongs to ZANU that was formed in 1963 and Ndabaningi Sithole became its first president. In 1983 Sithole sued Mugabe for using ZANU when he shouldn't have been doing so. The High Court of Zimbabwe ruled in Sithole's favour. But because Mugabe could not care about the ruling he continued to use it to this day. The PF aspect is more associated with Dr. Joshua Nkomo's ZAPU. Therefore interchanging the names ZANU and ZANU PF causes a lot of confusion. Otherwise I also agree that there will come a time when the people of Zimbabwe will say enough is enough. It's coming for sure because power rightfully belongs to the people and not leaders or anyone else. Thank you 🙏🙏.

[@oswellmuranda4721]

point of correction power does not belong to people rather its God who hand over His power to people to make decisions

[@Lawrence-se8vb]

Great

[@kumbiektw]

Zimbabwe is still colonised by the British in terms of mindset.Our education system is dominated by the British and you find most Zimbabweans are so proud to speak English than their mother language.One brainwashed leader was saying the other day that Zimbabwe needs to belong to the Commonwealth and I found that to be so worrying because he is taking us back to colonialism.We have no confidence on ourselves and think that our problems can be solved by our our former colonisers.That on its own gives more advantage to the foreigner.Our problem is our mindset…let’s be proud of who we are.I respect this man to a certain degree.

[@trevisgamuchirayichipunza9646]

Something wrong with the sound ,sort of double voicing .

[@Keith0909Maya]

Apologies for the poor quality audio

[@nellyville234]

Very interesting however try bring in other people who are new at your show

[@awakhiwemoyo9500]

Can all the oppositions just come together for one goal..for the people!! I mean there are many positions,they shouldn’t be greedy..they can all becomes Ministers of something and make real change

[@victormarume990]

Intelligent mind va Nkosana .unfortunately mbudzi dziri mu zimbabwe will never understand you boss.

[@Jun-m7b2r]

@Trevor How can we have this Moyo gentleman run as a Presidential candidate again....why have we allowed ourselves to waste these brilliant minds???

[@charleserenesto2452]

we are illiterate thats the problem

[@samsonmarikwa2631]

I think the problem we have is having military leadership. They just understand violence. ZANUPF/ZANLA by virtue of being a liberation army has no time for debate but has continuously used violence. This is what needs to be addressed. The new dispensation started on a bad note by killing people in the streets of Harare. I doubt it can be reformed.

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

Before we even talk of leadership lets take a look at the ordinary people themselves.. The typical Zimbabwean mindset is very dishonest n corrupt..

[@samsonmarikwa2631]

@@mandlenkosihlazo977 I don't agree with that line of thinking. People are responding to the current environment to survive. For example, in business, where you used to have an agreement by word of mouth, these days you have to reduce that to a written notarized document because you can loose money. There are people who are forced into entrepreneurship who should be on the shopfloor operating machinery. Within family setups, you have disputes because of money. This is because the Number 1 citizen is corrupt. He does not even bother to hide it.

[@klaxrukato4247]

You may have great minds, but they all die because you don't want to take off your suit and put yourself out there.

[@realmbonisidube]

If only Zimbabweans where polically mature , Zimbabwe wud be far and better off ,

[@InnocentTinasheMutero]

Using Nkosana's analogy of choosing a leader as if they were competing for job, then he certainly is not what Zimbabwe wants. What is urgent for me, is not the economy. Zimbabwe needs social re-engineering. We have lost for one another and the country. A good economy only will not fix the corruption. It easily creates more opportunities for thieves. We need a leader who will take us on a path where everyone asks themselves "What is it that I can do for Zimbabwe?". Unfortunately, that is not Nkosana or any of the players who are big on mobilising yet so poor on organising citizens.

[@thabosibanda4869]

In Zim no matter how wise you're, you'll never president the country if you from that certain tribe. Tribalism will silence you with your wisdom

[@charleserenesto2452]

have seen this also

[@amhomeimprovements]

But Trevor are you saying we are damn in our selection of the presidency. Nkosana was rejected because he has lacks He should ask himself why people rejected him.

[@nomahope3182]

Wasn't it tribalism that got him rejected?

[@charleserenesto2452]

he doesnt have lacks, the electrorate is illiterate on these matters, they follow who makes the loudest empty promises.

[@muzingayengwenya4587]

Rwanda can do it... What's wrong with us❓🤦 Cry my beloveth country ❗❗

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

You have people like this availlable to lead Zimbabwe but you have the majority supporting jokes like Chamisa n ED..

[@samsonmarikwa2631]

Right. People want to hear nyambo - jokes. Its frustrating, hence people with money decide to keep their money than financing these jokers. ED has the finance because he is the incumbent. The last time some people were financing for the purchase of a bullet-proof vehicle for this joke. I don't know if anyone has the latest position on that endeavor.

[@Jun-m7b2r]

But these guys never avail themselves seriously... they don't keep trying

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

@@Jun-m7b2r You correct. They quit before most people have even heard about them.

[@Jun-m7b2r]

@@mandlenkosihlazo977 very correct, sad the jokers have been trying consistently until everybody pays attention to them, hence we end up with them in office because people don't see any other serious contenders available.

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

@@Jun-m7b2r Someone said ,"The smart honest ones are scared n timid,while the dumb dishonest ones are fearless.."