Modern Self Enslavement by Africans | Dr. Nkosana Moyo | TEDxALC

[@obadanakpata5187]

I have had the privilege of listening to and interacting with this man live in Botswana, what a legend

[@mtandazomaphosa1781]

As a fellow Zimbabweans who has spent much my adultlife an immigrant while longing to ship my newly acquired back home. I felt every inch of your incredible talk Dr Moyo. It's also alot more easier to pointout and treat external cancers than internal ones. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@ashleysimthi4852]

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[@justinamusyoka4986]

@@ashleysimthi4852 is it preventable ?

[@erickkundy5322]

I have never heard such a well balanced as Moyo's. I think we Africans are fond of making foolish excuses when fail to deliver. We blame external forces for every challenge we encounter instead of doing thorough analysis and take firm actions. Most of the current African problems are internally oriented.

[@debbievann9844]

Profound information, "emancipation of mental slavery" first step is awareness, identification of mental mind set, acceptance there is a need for cognitive root canal, take action. Thank you Dr. Moyo.

[@daniel23554]

What a brave, courageous and honest thing to say -- identifying internalised oppression. Thank you for speaking and naming this.

[@CuriousMind22]

I believe he went beyond internalised oppression. Yes, there is that but there is also our own faults that we would have even without colonisation and enslavement. I think this is what he is alluding to? I find there are very few Africans capable of having this conversation. Even the ones that I’ve encountered in the diaspora - educated Africans.

[@hubertmakia3811]

I love you!!!! You Are the first person to ever analyse African problems in the right way

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Very true,pointing our weaknesses in selecting those to represent us in big forums,not willing to upgrade our institutions etc. Everybody is content going abroad.

[@adedoyindosunmu-ogunbi7742]

EXCELLENT!

[@Rantitoutloud]

He's certainly not the first to say this. Every African I know including myself has said and identified this issue. My question for us is when will be united to solve our problems? Enough talking more actions. That's why I started my beverage company (SOBA Hibiscus)- empowering others to live a balanced life through culture and health.

[@mammietoe2496]

he is a very honest man, and I respect him for that, ❤

[@kennedymashonganyika4399]

I think if all Africans start thinking along these lines then we will soon come out of the dark places. My take away is: do not externalize, but internalize. Forget about reparations and start making initiatives to improve Mother land. Our governments are a big let down at the moment, really selfish people who have no heart for the masses. Africa must ARISE!!!

[@gershonhayford8779]

Not only the governments; all of them are selfish because the governments were once not governments but ordinary citizens. The problem is the people, positions/leadership roles only brings out what they are made-up of.

[@mensahampofo2987]

@@gershonhayford8779 thank you very much. This is the real situation just as you've said 💯

[@coachchrisekwueme]

Definitely all of that plus reparations.

[@felicialemmer5113]

One of the best talks I have heard in my 61 summers!

[@rasrealitymacky3489]

Dr Nkosana Moyo should be Zimbabwe's next President

[@ciekai7356]

Wisdom and presidency do not go together any more. Only with King Solomon, that's it.😁

[@erickkundy5322]

I have never heard such a well balanced speech as Moyo's. This is a bitter pill to swallow but I wish Africans could take Moyo's position. We are full of excuses. We must be fully responsible for our lives and stop blaming others/former colonisers. They have stake on the current problems but even us Africans have been contributing emensely to the occurance of those problems.

[@adannaduru3461]

Brilliant speech Dr Moyo. As cliche as this may sound I think one of our problems for where we are is due to lack of “self-love” ,knowing who we are and education. All are linked and need to be taught from grassroots (both at school and home). We need to love ourselves so we can love others/our neighbours and want to do better for our nation. We need to know who we are so we know where we want to go and to promote unity amongst ourselves. We need education to teach our history/language and education that encourages us to be creative not institutionalised -education that helps us not to solely think of ‘employee mentality’ (a shift from “what you can do for me” to “what I can do for my country). We need a mental shift away from this enslavement. The irony is it appears that the more we feel persecuted by other nations in the world the more likely that shift away from enslavement will happen.

[@CuriousMind22]

Not cliche at all. It literally begins with self-awareness. Self-compassion. Self-growth. Even the envy Africans have for other Africans who are doing better than them. Instead of being inspired we aim to put up blocks for anyone that threatens our own sense of self-worth or dates reflect to us our own insecurities to the detriment of the wider community, country & continent. Absolutely, these conversations must be had in the open in order to interrupt the internal dialogue and comfortable discomfort some of us are still living in. It begins with oneself first. It’s an advanced skill in the self-growth journey of liberalisation.

[@nkola0221]

Oh wow his my namesake...I feel like he talking about South Africa, this is the exact problem facing our country.

[@matundamanug6294]

Absolute peach of a TedTalk. The Man is spitting facts.

[@jasonreed1352]

I love hearing the wisdom in what this man is saying. It is time for us all to be authentic and brave enough to check out these threads in "The King's New Clothes" that we have all been wearing and not believing them to be transparent only because they had appeared opaque to us. (They're not opaque to others. And yet, love prevails.) Thank you so much for sharing your video. The low number of views is thought-provoking, to say the least. Go with love

[@talsamuel5537]

Oh My God, how I wish every African Decision maker can watch this. Self emancipation is what we need on the Dark Continent

[@nuelarchitects]

No lies said! PREACH SIR👏👏👏

[@michaelmutsengi8463]

This is one of our great talent who should be be given a chance to run Zimbabwe as our President . It's unfortunate he has very little audience and those that are popular are intellectually bankrupt.

[@zinzimdedetyana1234]

Oh, Dr. Nkosana those were bombs you dropped right there, but your talk was too short, please show and tell us the Way Forward for the sake of the future of our generations.

[@pearl5565]

Well done sir, this is so true. God will judge us for mishandling what He gave us. We do not support our children as Africans ... may this change for this generation and the next.

[@dindialkissoon8668]

Excellent presentation! This is also very relevant to all former colonized nations .

[@erickkundy5322]

Only ordinary Africans would agree with him. The rulling class and their brigades would oppose the speech for the reasons best known to them. We have a serious problem on leadership/governance- there is a lot to do in this area. The level of accountability for our leaders is very low, the state organs are not independent, elections are not democratic etc.

[@bongoeshebantu6713]

Afrika's leaders work for the western powers

[@mrjagunmolu-official]

The same complains often make by every citizen including USA. It's time you build yourself

[@BeatTheDrumEnt]

@@joyc9323 it's easy to stereotype... Those leaders that wish to do good end up killed, and replaced by puppets... and so there is blame to go around but truth must be told... The seeds of corruptions were sewn long ago... most military coup d'etat in Africa has western influences.....

[@stankwus8679]

This is a very powerful message to Africa leaders to begin to do what is right. Thanks for the insightful conversation.

[@mensahampofo2987]

Not just the leaders but the people themselves. Let us always remember that our leaders will always come from our very own African societies, and so it is more important that the society changes its way of viewing itself in order to produce that kind of leadership we need 🙏

[@angelladavis2250]

Most african leaders are worst than the colononizers.

[@christopherjosef5164]

This is nothing but the TRUTHHHHH!!!!!!!!! Facts can be very bitter to take in. I have been left amazed by his speech. Wow!!!! 🙌🏻👌🏽

[@samuelikonallaholokpo9063]

Lack of self knowledge is the root of all African problems. If you KNOW YOURSELF there will be no need to blame anything/anyone else.

[@barbramuhlohla439]

Cry my beloved Africa. Keep on preaching the wisdom. Loved and enjoyed your talk such that I had to share it on Twitter.

[@SunseedStarchild]

I've noticed that many young Africans believe the old guard is the reason their countries do not flourish. This ted talked provides greater context, so thank you for this.

[@TatendaChiwanga]

Introspection is important indeed. Word!

[@KA-fl6qt]

Excellent observation and presentation by Dr. Moyo and i will add the internal enemy is our immerse in Religion in every aspect of our life rather passing workable laws that would help us progress in the ever changing world. if we continue to rely on religion rather scientific and data analysis of our issues ,then we will ever remain in perpetual poverty .

[@Trichmedia]

Facts 👏🏾👏🏾, just to add to the facts, we need to free up our mind from attachment and high expectations so we could open our minds to awareness, Religion has set Africans back to pure laziness and slavery.I think everyone should be able to take responsibility for their own actions and don't wait for anyone to change your situation because you are the master of your thoughts.

[@kiconcomedard7462]

Well said brother. Until we realise that we are the biggest problem to our dear maama land, maama will never develop. Keep moving

[@Trichmedia]

@@joyc9323 Being Christian or Muslim country doesn't mean the people are religious, you wouldn't have made this comment if you live in the white society, our tradition and culture is important, you are part of the problem in Africa if you are trying to undermine or criticize your own tradition. Until we appreciate our tradition and Africa religion we would never find our place in the global competitiveness report, we need originality not a borrowed religion, language and education. It's okay to learn from people different from you but trying to become them is unoriginal.

[@oneabc1246]

Most people think the root internal cause of African problems is poor and corrupt leadership. Maybe. However, the unspoken truth is Africa perennial problems can be traced onto the feet of the led not the leaders. Here's a scientific experiment: African countries has gone through numerous & different leadership changes but nothing really changes. The constant is always the followers. JFK -" ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country"

[@ToleXMusic]

5:58 🙏🏽 I hope this man gets more grounds to enlighten more Africans. Listen and Learn. This is literally what I know to be true

[@wokenfree]

As the saying goes, we all control our own destiny. It is not in the hands of others.

[@thomasrogers9146]

THANK YOU BROTHER . AFRICA NEEDS TRUTH NOT PATRONIZATION

[@CuriousMind22]

I agree 💯. We need to talk about this topic openly in order to overcome the shame (on a personal and collective level). Once we name the problem and own it and then we can begin to address it. We need to hold ourselves to account. We are not perfect or blameless victims. We too must acknowledge our faults and take corrective measures to address our issues in the home (what our children see), to our roads (driving habits), to our institutions. He is spot on. Meritocracy is lacking, for sure.

[@ignitiousnezomba7511]

Zimbabwe Should wake up to realise the value in this Man

[@rasrealitymacky3489]

DR NKOSANA MOYO FOR PRESIDENT IN ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼

[@beverlymakobe9493]

Yes!

[@faithbhunu9687]

You can say that again

[@VictorMgwenya]

I had to listen to this presentation 2wice just to let the wisdom of this Dr sink in... 🤔Wow!

[@alexeyram8661]

Thank you and God bless you

[@publius4631]

Never heard what needed to be said been told with such clarity.

[@theowilson8996]

Accountability is necessary. Framing the situation as if Western and Chinese exploitation is not afoot is dangerous. He's basically saying "We deserve it. Come do with us as you will." I'm in the U.S. Corruption and nepotism among white business men is actually MORE prevalent here. But you'll never hear an American say, "Because we are corrupt, we deserve to be disrespected." Be accountable, but know that when you do things like this, it gives permission to even darker forces.

[@bothwellbatidzirai8520]

Exactly, he should have gone a bit further to elaborate how to deal with the elephant in the room

[@thembekhumalo]

He is not saying those places have no corruption, he is saying they gain credibility because they run their affairs properly and successfully. We listen to China, not because there is democracy in China, but because China can feed herself and her own children.

[@Texasjim2007]

China is only able to feed itself now because it stopped using Russian Communists who caused 20 million Soviet workers to starve to death in the Ukraine to steal their property as economics advisors and started listening to rich capitalist America which has never once in its history had any mass famines and produces most of the global food supply today without which most of the planet would be starving to death. I recall telling a couple Red Chinese exchange students I met in Manhattan back in the 1980's that the problem with Communism is that there's no money in it. They agreed. That's why the Russians went bankrupt trying to put America out of business but the Chinese got rich from making mutually beneficial trade deals with us.

[@mafitnk]

I am answered and reassured of my sanity

[@mandlamhlanga5355]

Brutal honesty

[@benadamtu2833]

Yes it is . . . but it is not entirely accurate 😕

[@nthabisengmakola28]

You have told us nothing but the truth Baba. Internal wars are the hardest to wrestle with but we shall conquer

[@been2711]

I have always liked what this man says. He makes valid points all the time. I wonder why he has less relevance in Zimbabwe.

[@takudzwamuchawa3815]

I'm hurt too ,, this man has brains

[@alexthebigcharm3037]

Yeah this man should be president

[@fletchermandaza4654]

We are trying I'm young and we believe in policy driven plitcs. We are done with the old guard and soon we will have our day.

[@deanking6105]

Did you listen to the talk? He actually explained why people like him have no space in their states. He is speaking about people like you, Africans do not understand instructions, thus they do not do what is expected of them then they blame outside forces.

[@obie4366]

What you should say is ‘of course someone like him would have no relevance in Zimbabwe!’ Lol 😂

[@lungelonxumalo1404]

This hurts, because it's TRUE!!

[@ashleysimthi4852]

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[@edwinamendelssohn5129]

@@ashleysimthi4852 one doesn't negate the other

[@michaeldukuamoako5244]

very insightful to hear, it's good to have a Zimbabwean like you, please help HOME

[@gmcoleman56]

Refreshing. It gives me hope

[@theenvironment5789]

Daniel Menges 3 days ago What a brave, courageous and honest thing to say -- identifying internalised oppression. Thank you for speaking and naming this

[@yamfaal1147]

Nkosana, brilliant as always! Absolutely agree.

[@aghaonyinyechukwuesther465]

Shut up

[@koffyolomide_mopao4350]

we need to have the ' TALK '

[@siriusakari6729]

Yeah I felt this, truth hurts though but it needs to be said nonetheless! Good talk Dr. Nkosana Moyo.

[@jemimaasante8927]

I agree with you this must be a national discussing across Africa.

[@ruz4586]

Truth is bitter to those who are used to gain and advantage and undue reward without due merit, yet sweet to those who accept Truth for what it is (who are motivated by confronting wrongs and seeking restitution and positive growth for all)...He has spoken. The Dr reminds a people of who they truly are and the higher level at which they should exist; And yet we still witness those who choose denounce truth, pretending to be naive and oblivious to the mud in which they are also sinking into and pulling everybody else under! However, Truth always sticks out, waiting to be attended to...The rest is up to you.

[@jamesquarshie3690]

If I could like this video 10 times, I would. It’s time we stop pointing fingers and face the real problem

[@plwiza]

Everything he said was true and is one part of a multi faceted issue. Many African countries have hindered their growth by continuing a cycle of nepotism and corruption, minimizing dissenting view points and continuing one party leadership structures. All that being said to look at the tiger economies(Asian growth miracles) and to ignore the factors that were also at play is not comparing apples to apples. Remember that during colonialism China was still seen as a trading partner even though the European powers abused their positions they gave them a platform also they developed the infrastructure as well as made an effort to educate the populace. Throughout its time on the continent the European nations never saw us as equal trading partners, we were not invited to the Berlin conference. That established an on going relationship that persists to this day. Africa is treated as a monolith not only because of our poor leaderships but also because it benefits the post colonial powers to view us that way. We are only useful for our resources and the cheaper the better. Now with all that being said I agree we need to look internally for solutions and we need to face our family issues to best tackle the external issues. All I am saying you can’t say one thing doesn’t exist and that it’s only an internal issue. This is more complex than that.

[@rambomoore381]

Exactly 💯! The problem lies within the nations. The world's charity case (Africa) of the past 200 years needs to stop looking and waiting for handouts and to actually learn to work for something. Pretty much all 54 countries within the continent are poor. Not sure all reasons why but I have theories that are best to keep to myself

[@danjayhill7548]

Exactly! If countries present themselves are truly equal trading partners, they will command the respect of others as they defend their country’s best interests. Learn to trade intelligently instead of harbouring resentment towards stronger traders and build your country’s workforce and infrastructure. I wish more African leaders would let go of greed and narrow-mindedness, held accountable for their actions, and just focus on running the country successfully.

[@ojwinyogerrilakwallakado783]

Exactly and could not have said it any better!

[@ameenahameed8874]

China was on its way to deep poverty at one point, because of population growth, they were predicting that they would get to a point of not being able to feed their citizens, so they did something extreme. They instituted a one child policy, and forced families to limit their family size so they could have no more than one child. This went on for decades, and it actually helped the country’s economy. So there were different things and even sacrifices that helped China become what it is today.

[@jaspertwesige]

This is really true. thank you for the enlighten

[@kayadread3896]

Straight up Zim mhondoro...keep on roaring

[@rontelfer6678]

Imperial powers applied the Roman precept of 'Divide and Rule'. In the rural areas, the subjects of ethnic kings and chiefs were kept under the subjugation of their 'Native Authorities', who were encouraged to defend their traditions. In the urban areas, citizens were encouraged to learn the skills necessary for socio-economic advancement. This rural / urban division with its additional ethnic subdivisions suited the needs of the imperial authorities very well. It was cheap and simple to administer. After independence, African governments generally maintained these divisions because 'cheap and simple' remained attractive. Even now, farmers and villagers constitute the vast majority of most African countries' people, but they remain largely invisible and inaudible to most of their governments. Until this changes, Africa will fail to achieve its socio-economic potential and happiness will remain elusive.

[@justinamusyoka4986]

A wise elder speaking.

[@mdncube]

Very enlightening Dr Moyo 🕯

[@stevenonkonyana880]

This is truth , and of course this is a private matter but being that Africa and Africans are so divided it is needed that we make this public and react accordingly

[@truthpluslove]

Yep...Yep...Yep...clap...clap...clap...man lets pray...lets share...let's change for a better mentally.

[@tafadzwaandoro971]

Dr Moyo, you’re a GOAT✅!

[@muteantwiga2439]

WISE WORDS DAKTARI...

[@mudikaninyabadza]

Real talk. Well spoken Sir!!!

[@techhub901]

Zimbabwe represent!

[@haydnwilson1814]

A place at the table of the human family must be attended by nations who are firm in the understanding of their role, of who they are and the goals that they wish to attain within the context of true civilization.

[@adamabdi1625]

The seat is attained by the virtue of individual ability to run his own affairs well and contribute to the rest of the world wellbeing economicwise.

[@edibles4458]

Pure truth

[@beautifulcrazy]

he speaks the truth

[@maduokafor]

Hard truth that needed to be said. A lot needs to be fixed.

[@abongilevika4358]

This is a great talk and I have had the same thoughts but I was never able to put it into words like this.

[@PureLightMusic001]

I wish he was my president...the facts the wisdom the honesty you can tell he believes in what he is saying...

[@onyejefuanyebe5314]

Brilliant!

[@akaagendiaviolet2626]

I wish our leaders could listen to this and try to make a change. Find the antidote and apply it so we come out of this mental slavery. Thank you sir!

[@cutekenyan1679]

Hi Aka Agendia Violet, I think most of African leaders are incompetent save for few such as the President of Ghana. For instance, in Kenya where I am from, there is a certain man by the name PLO Lumumba. He is a visionary leader but he has been denied chance to participate in government affairs.

[@remiomodele3233]

This man NEEDS to read John Perkins' "The Confessions of an Economic Hit Man..."

[@danieldarko6495]

i agree but that is still not an excuse for bad governance...

[@RA-qq8nf]

Always looking for external reasons as he said! Stop enslaving your mind

[@theseaman64]

Yea I read that, still it is us who allow that to happen

[@louistaderera2433]

Let's ask ourselves how we got to know what we say we know now? Who has the power of words and definition that gives us the eyeglass to see and focus and give meaning to politics, economics and social values today? Let's go deeper on these issues as part of our awakening as a people. The fact that we talk and write the way we are doing is indicative of a serious problem for it means we have been subjected to something we still have to understand fully otherwise there should be no dissonance among us as a people. Think about it! There is more than just One Economic Hitman.

[@danieldarko6495]

@@louistaderera2433 he clearly states that in his book that they are many

[@olwethundzimela]

Well said Dr 👏🏾💯 I just hope we do not talk but enforce action 😓

[@theomahalepa4187]

100% truth. I would add or take from what he said. well said. Until we fix this, we will always be on the back foot

[@mwansasichone5357]

Very wise. 😢

[@noelngowitechnicalsolution]

Thanks Dr Nkosana Moyo

[@starlyght_illumine144]

Truth to the core!!! Life is about mastery. First there is SELF MASTERY, then domain. We were mastered by other races in the past, but that’s no excuse for us in this modern time, now we are our own oppressors. The true definition of ignorance is when a man becomes a detriment to his own SELF. HOSEA 4:6 My people are destroyed from a lack of knowledge. "Because you have rejected knowledge, I also reject you as my priests, because you have ignored the law of your God, I also will ignore your children.

[@louistaderera2433]

I like this saying by Hosea: Lets re-read it in the African context: By being mastered and erased of knowledge, my people are destroyed. I also reject you new priests because you have rejected the laws of Nature from where you are rooted. Nature will only accommodate your children when they align themselves with Nature again. Putting it into Hosean context: I am not sure as to what time period Hosea came into being. I would like to think it is supposedly post Egypt which in some quarters would be after the 8th century (700 ) BC. The people had been under the Assyrian rule and would have been wondering in the colonial wilderness , had no more sovereign over their permanent institutions of learning, no self structured governance let alone self serving economy. It would have been a serious time of trials and tribulations and everyone who was anybody would have wanted to lead and or preach. All of a sudden the people were to now find a new god in the content of the Assyrian commandments. Knowledge is historical in every sense: it can be said to be the continuous accumulation of information structured to sustain the person and his and her off springs thus its passed through the genes, intellect and environment. When part of the history/knowledge is erased and or restructured through the gene, the intellect and or environment, it causes dissonance and we fail to truly locate our position in this world in terms of time and place of our development. This to me is basically what has happened to most colonised people. Only those who have gone back to their roots/cultural way of viewing the world, mainly the Asians, have pulled through into the european world view. I stand to be corrected

[@starlyght_illumine144]

@@louistaderera2433Thank you Louis, I appreciate your comment, especially the original Hosea txt, it has given me a new understanding.

[@shaneekaminniefield6129]

Africans are so honest about their faults. Their suffering have given them such humility. May God raise them up in due time. God is still on the throne! 🙌

[@e376342]

This is the problem exactly. Africans bought the religious narrative and took it to a whole notha level. IMO we need more atheists in Africa. How can the continent be filled with churches and only grass roofed schools, hosp, and no factories? Import everything while exporting the key materials at the price of candy bar? And while at it we "leave everything to god" but when we get elected or appointed we swindle the economy left right and centre? We need to unbelieve in god first and know that we can do real stuff. Thank you for reading my rant.

[@shaneekaminniefield6129]

@@e376342 I think Eurocentric Church ideology has destroyed Africa by design. But, I personally believe in the Yah of our ancestors. Lol. We don't have to be atheists to see the damage "church" has done to our people. It was the Roman Catholics that declare us slaves and colonized Africa. They destroyed our people. The protestants, Arabs, Jews did too. Yah is not one to be mocked. He saw it all. He will right the wrongs against us. You are right. We have to rise up and move in wisdom and purpose to better our people.

[@e376342]

@@shaneekaminniefield6129 this is honest, enlightening and warmer than I expected. Cheers

[@e376342]

@@shaneekaminniefield6129 thank you. Your reply is enlightening and warmer than I expected. I am happy to know we agreed at least in one point 😂

[@shaneekaminniefield6129]

@@e376342 I appreciate you sharing your heart. When we are honest, from the heart, there are always a common ground. Wishing you well.

[@edibleliciouseats9652]

Truth be told!!!!

[@justinpaul5256]

The truth is closer to the facts and the facts don’t lie! We’ll spoken.

[@davidrumero2957]

Yah this painful truth. Thank you Doc You nailed it we have to develop

[@ciekai7356]

How do we develop?

[@eappea9109]

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[@chestermhende2083]

Harsh reality 😊😊

[@theenvironment5789]

Reloef Khoza 2 days ago When he said we are colonising our children more 😢 7

[@xesenterprise7711]

All truth.

[@leratosetsiba]

Powerful talk!👏🏿

[@cephastaruvinga8239]

What a brilliant speech from this Nkosana Moyo.

[@TheDefenseIsUpNext]

It gets lit at 3:20

[@jean6030]

The biggest issue of Africa, is that we discuss our issues in front someone (The Western world) who doesn't even care! African issues need to be discussed back home otherwise the Colonisers will always be ahead of us planning how to keep all of enslaved.

[@collinsamolo8705]

A very true observation

[@kelaniadebayo1226]

Concise

[@semoses]

Coming here after seeing our Ugandan Prime Minister's presentation in Dubai

[@jealousmuganda5709]

Wow!!!!

[@degraftboakye]

Wise words 🙏🏾

[@bothwellbatidzirai8520]

Not sure I agree entirely with the sentiments. Yes, there is nepotism etc, but suggesting Africa can operate autonomously is disingenuous. I respect this man, but history is full of empirical evidence of disruptive forces. One simply needs to look at Congo to understand the extend of this problem. I wish Dr Moyo could lead government, implement his meritocracy vision and see how that will work, I really would want to see it work and prove his point

[@pacman7959]

Agree with this guy. Only problem was he focused on what the world had to say. what about a focus on the internal factors more.

[@okwudilichukwunwawuzie6880]

Did you not listen to the same speech or did you not understand it?

[@tendairobsonchiwara7443]

Excellent and candid presentation