Nkosana Moyo speaks with Rachel Nyaradzo Adams

[@JoeQuansa]

Wow, wow, wow. Wisdom right here. I have subscribed!!! Keep up the good work sister.

[@privilegematizanadzo4727]

I am happy to know that there is someone who understands our problem,thank you Rachel and many thanks to Nkosana

[@rachelnyaradzoadams3254]

Absolute pleasure Privilege

[@Thor_Zimbabwe]

After watching this,i would have to unlearn a lot of things.Thank you for the great interview,it has indeed added value to my life!

[@NathanBananaKaNcube]

First time coming across a Zimbabwean who speaks from the heart whose energy and passion for clarity of purpose naturally rubs off positively on the audience. Does not limit discussion to Zimbabwe but looks at the broader picture without being too westernised in ideological preference. #TRUEPANAFRICAN leadership

[@muzingayengwenya4587]

💪wwwow, so profound‼ I'm l❤ing this big time❗

[@innocentjames3115]

i am just who i am......so wise....thanks for sharing nyaradzo.....i am so happy that this man is runing for presidency.....full of ideas .....my vote is on him

[@Nhamo3]

Thank you Nyaradzo for sharing this man is Full of wisdom.

[@thegentlemeninchrist8912]

i love this man....big brains for Africa....these should be the key pin advisers of our leaders in the society.......kwete vamwe varikutiurayira nyika.

[@ropafadzosandrashoko4333]

Wow. Though l am excited about the prospects for the AFCTA, l have always had so much anxiety about how it will work out in terms of competition and an almost equal gain. This view Nkosana presents of a collaborated and planned approach towards production and markets is something l will look at further. Thank you for this.

[@Kgotso_Koete]

Thank you so much for this Rachel :). I will be using this in some training material. This is golden, we want more!

[@rachelnyaradzoadams3254]

Kgotso Koete Thank you so much for watching and for the support. I am interested in creating our own leadership conversations on the continent so that we can have usable material and quotes that speak to our reality. So yes more is coming!

[@gondaidhliwayo6224]

I want to be a leader to serve the people , that is inspiring Nkosana Moyo.

[@rachelnyaradzoadams3254]

Absolutely!

[@hopefoundation2966]

this is absolutely organic.

[@gladstonetyoka7668]

I am just who l am.....he said that confidently! I believe he is correct that we must embrace the nature in us ceteris paribus.

[@shamimarangwanda5964]

Excellent interview!!!!!

[@rachelnyaradzoadams3254]

Thanks so much Shami!

[@Nhamo3]

Shami you cook good food.

[@tinashechidziva8169]

The secret behind western countries' success is they appoint men like Nkosana Moyo to presidential positions.

[@basilmurayicho1425]

Thinking yesss he thinks but doing it in isolation is a big blunder no one will take him seriously. Join others and make changes from within

[@stakeschigs8197]

Let's see this in practice now that you're running for the presidency

[@jeromemadondo4543]

Vanoziva baba ava

[@kingstonbooker4703]

Rachel, do you realise we might end up with a continent full of leaders. Address and find balance (lets not blame the leader but the system), I'm expecting a counter argument to the former.

[@rachelnyaradzoadams3254]

Thanks for the comment. What would be your counter-argument Buccah?

[@aloismudhombo8760]

Well said ideas. I am not interested in politics anyway because i dont see any merit of participating in them especially in Zimbabwe. But question is Mr Professor, how can people trust you? Are you not the same like Simba Makoni and Edgar Tekere in sheep skin who later revealed where they belong to. Are you not going to quit like others have done at the eve of the election day and pack your bags and go back to USA or wherever you are working be it Canada or Australia. I really like your ideas that are constructive. I dont think its about ZANU PF, MDC or ZAPU but its about us as individuals building a united Zimbabwe that does not look at where you come from. Professor I hope you are not playing with people's minds. Just try to look back and see how MDC under Morgan Tsvangirayi has failed to remove the current government legally through election. Can you make it practical in your senses and explain how you will be able to win yet others seem to have failed . Think twice Mr Professor. The story is bigger than what you think. We are just observing from far because we dont want to soil our clothes. Politics in Zimbabwe is just a formality but in actual fact you know the victor. But i like your mindset and respect you that you know what you want.