Prof Arthur G.O. Mutambara, Former Zimbabwe Deputy Prime Minister In Conversation With Trevor Part 1

In this week's episode, Trevor sits with Prof Arthur G.O. Mutambara, Former Zimbabwe Deputy Prime Minister Roboticist, Chartered Engineer and Academic. They discuss his books, his experience in the GNU of 2009, his failures and successes during that period. They also discuss his conversations with the late Robert Mugabe, his relationship with
Welshman Ncube, missed opportunities by the new dispensation to make Zimbabwe a better country, his opinion on the 2023 presidential candidates and many more
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[@Nhamo3]

This was nice mukoma Trevor. Thank you for saying Mugabe was a small man intellectually. I always said it and people would argue.

[@walterwalle3586]

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[@Greenfieldmanassehmadyise]

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[@jbmzala]

Can you please bring Prof back again as he has an authentic history of Zimbabwe which needs to be heard by all Zimbabweans.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Please watch Part 2 which Premieres at 7pm tonight

[@faraichando3792]

The way Prof reasons is a breath of fresh air.😀

[@oliverprincemanavira2524]

After nearly a year of having stopped watching your shows ,I couldn't resist the temptation of listening to the wise words of the Professor. Sincere ,patriotic and practical person he is. The fact that he applaud Chamisa for surviving the worst attacks on a party is really commendable.

[@tichaonamuseka3284]

I felt the same

[@faraimushininga8139]

Prof Muatambara is a national treasure 🤗🤗🤗

[@archfordmusademba100]

My former Head boy .. Mutambara High School 1983. As articulate as ever . Brilliant!!!!

[@AlfredBimha]

I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. Thanks, Trevor for bringing Prof Mutambara, I love how he has matured from being a student activist into a well-rounded leader. He is an articulate, sharp intellect, reflective and has vast memory, and is well versed in Zimbabwe's past, present, and future issues.

[@ntatemohlomi2884]

Most definite on the maturity part. I remember being surprised when I first learnt of him how brash he was. Zimbabwe should give him a second bite.

[@finsensetv]

This has been an eye opening conversation. I find it very tragic that despite being in the front seat of Zimbabwe's history for over 50 years, the former President did not commit pen to paper his own account of our nation's events. Thank you Trevor and company.

[@dchidumo2286]

Trevor amongst all your conversations this one with proffesor A Mutambara is tge best

[@fish6559]

I like the respect prof gives to other people

[@tapfumapashapa9798]

Great Interview, which provides rare insight into Mugabe's thinking and politics.

[@delightchewe3496]

Erudite,Thoughtful and rockstar Leader. Prof Mutambara is an icon of #StruggletoAcademic freedom

[@victorysemba3083]

One of the best interviews. Thank you for the platform, we learn a lot from these interviews. Professor Mutambara, one of the best intellectuals of our time.

[@martinchiwaranangatidza2039]

You wanted him to run with your narrative of not liking Nelson, you need to be professional Trevor

[@momadeira8076]

AGO- is ever articulate, smart, honest and crafta statesmanship to its highest levels. We miss Leaders like Him and a New Zimbabwe clearly need people like him and Masiiwa.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Greetings. Thank you all for being here. We are are passionate about freedom of expression which is why we absolutely love all your comments. We love a robust exchange of ideas. We go beyond the headlines and beyond the sensational.

[@charlemana]

I was looking forward to this episode and wasn’t disappointed. Looking forward to part 2, 3, 4… Thank you

[@fnandirahwe]

Omg this man is so smart!!Valuable information

[@jbmzala]

Always a joy to listen to Trevor's interviews

[@poshm.8195]

Brilliant stuff. Throughly enjoyed listening to this extraordinarily intelligent man.

[@godwintawandamutematsaka9445]

We need a Part 2 please. Well done Trevor.

[@Keith0909Maya]

Part 2 is on at 8pm tonight. Same place

[@clemencemukavhi7194]

Wow, that was such an insightful conversation! I loved the way Professor Mutambara and his host bounced ideas off each other and brought unique perspectives to the table. Thank you to Trevor for facilitating such a thought-provoking discussion and to Prof Mutambara for sharing his expertise and experiences.

[@24kilobytes]

I was waiting for this one for the longest 🔥

[@RandomAnimator185]

Wow, what a conversation. I love the energy. And it is full of insights. I have been challenged to write my own book

[@Joyous_Journeys]

This is an essential watch for any forward-thinking individual! The depth and richness of the discussion between Trevor and Professor Arthur Mutambara is impressive. What's commendable is how they weave insights from politics, future studies, and complex engineering topics like AI. Yet, the most captivating aspect is how they consistently bring it back to the Zimbabwean context, reminding us of the importance and urgency of driving meaningful change. Truly enlightening!

[@prof.jbchulu.m-po4xn]

Well spoken Prof Author Mutambara and have enjoyed your reasoning capacity and capabilities on how you aticulate the issues which has affected our beautiful mother land Zimbabwe on the cost poor citizens.

[@simbarashebutau]

Brilliant interview. This one tops my list this year.

[@bonasera298]

Very insightful,a worthy contribution to the body of knowledge.

[@rumbidzaichingosho3473]

Thank you trevor and Mr Arthur so much respect to you sir.

[@charibannywell]

Prof nailed it. Quite profound and insightful

[@Kuuchie3286]

I can listen to this conversation everyday. Thanks Trevor

[@nelsonmakwatsina3957]

Thanks Trevor, can’t wait for part 2

[@nyashabganya7856]

patiently waiting for part 2 whilst digesting this detailed and intriguing part 1

[@stanleymaisiri7973]

A joy to watch ,thanks Trevor for bringing Authur .

[@tawanakambarami3136]

One of the best conversations ever Trevor..managed to finish the whole episode

[@TanakaTsikira]

Leadership is about making unpopular decisions popular.

[@godknowsscott8771]

It shows an indepth understanding of the dynamics surrounding populist leaders and ideas vs pragmatic leadership and how they can blend

[@user-ev5sq9hm7n]

Thanks Trevor ,this is worth listening .

[@libertychigwaza6892]

exactly what I was waiting for. I'm glad

[@skamudyariwa]

What a good interview,Prof shared his views correctly

[@tonderaigwarega3129]

After some time not watching this was worthy to come back too ... He is indeed a Great Zimbabwean

[@uncle_trust_gwishiri]

Thank you for bringing the professor

[@marg86]

"Legacy is about documentation" - learn or perish! It absolutely breaks my heart that RGM did not document himself 😢

[@MpumeleloNyoni]

One of the best @ConversationwithTrevor. thus far.

[@melvinngwenya8790]

Well said Prof. Well articulated

[@DrivenMedia-hn1pq]

Thank you Prof. Mutambara. What an insightful interview there

[@godonga130]

Chamisa must work with prof A Mutambara or atlist bring him in as an advisor, he knows Zimbabwe history and you can see the way he speak tht he's got a good vision and want Zimbabwe to do well

[@wembadio6566]

Well the boy doesn't want anyone threatening his position around him. Anoda kuPinda odwa/oga

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

@@wembadio6566 You get it.

[@AdmireChikarakatebabakiki]

What a wonderful and eye opening conversation ❤

[@matthewchidavaenzi2624]

Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. Prof Mutambara did not disappoint me at all; very articulate and informative. He is a true reflection of academics; all good talk and no action. Unfortunately, history is made and written by those who act on their convictions and stand true to their ideals. He is only visible to the Zimbabweans when elections are close by and then disappears. Calling Mugabe a small man and laughing.... maybe an exaggeration.

[@leonardmhanje8781]

#teamzimbabweapproach , the starting POINT.

[@geraldmberi8215]

This was a masterpiece.Thank you very much Trevor and crew

[@garygeorge2829]

Prof Mutambara lets define and document this Zimbabwe dream....lets have this as a basis document to drive Zimbabwe.Good idea and this can help all parties

[@SirofSirs]

The best interview ever. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@mctet]

Insightful Prof very articulate

[@tendaichikomborero]

Very inspirational. Simple, true and fair reflections. I am definitely on my journey to write about my life experiences, documentation is key. Maybe one person will learn from my experiences.

[@reedsmusic7589]

Praise be to God for preserving you through them all!

[@phillimonmutandwa351]

In my high school days and varsity days I had two models and that was Profs M. NCUBE and AGO Mutambara. Mutambara is getting his space back in my mind and heart. I am one guy who respect thinkers

[@tineshambambeva3592]

Prof Mutambara is very wise putting words wisely. He stoods up for the right things

[@donaldchetse4849]

Mind blowing my favorate professor

[@user-tz3hs9rl8i]

excellent stuff prof Mutambara

[@robsonmukanza2515]

I enjoyed this conversation

[@mlungisindledla2181]

Please bring Arthur Mutambara back l really enjoyed the conversation

[@Keith0909Maya]

Did you watch Part 2?

[@kwazinkosisibanda1287]

I wanted to suggest him, very relevant during the preparation for the elections.

[@dextertevera5256]

Very insightful conversation.Well articulated!

[@munashe_dev]

great leaders we learning from you

[@taurayisandermpunganyi6743]

The exclusive deductions and analytical discourse herein made is pricelsee. The thesis out of this is massive. We are learning

[@josephmawere3163]

Brilliant stuff Professor.

[@bennyrekayichimhini3475]

"Why doong it anyway…‽" Good question there Trevor, and good response too Prof Mtambara, "we have to do it until we get it right, this is a great inspirational and motivational insight coming from a senior and impartial citizen,as l always term the Professor. I cant wait to share this conversation which in my opinion, has a lot of fundamental pointers to the Zimbabwe we all are hoping for. Thank you Trevor

[@muchit3629]

Great conversation. My take away is we are in this struggle for a long haul. How much money is enough so the nation is not held hostage. I would suggest we dont look at taking any of the ill gotten wealth and just agree to start afresh with proper rules and laws, otherwise we are royally screwed. It sucks, for all the families that are separated and wish to be home. We are all spread out looking for money, education etc but missing on the most important thing which is being with your family and friends. A whole lot of depressed souls we are.

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

Why shouldn't there be an effort to recover looted monies??

[@muchit3629]

@@mandlenkosihlazo977 You need to look at the bigger picture. The money looted is sunk costs. It’s done with. Are we more concerned about retribution or moving forward. You have to make tough choices to move ahead sometimes. I just think there is a need to turn a new page and let bygones be bygones. Then make sure new laws are in pace to deal with all kind of shenanigans. People already know the loopholes that have been exploited. Otherwise we will be waiting for a very long time. In my opinion forgiving the thieves and having a chance to move on is reasonable.

[@stevetanatswa3804]

We get the leaders we deserve, I felt that

[@simbarashebepete407]

Profound conversation

[@reasonsithole1132]

Trevor doing what he knows best!!

[@alexlongwe1833]

Mindblowing

[@Mudzonga]

Hi to you reading this, May God bless you and remember you.

[@mamahazbaima6732]

This shud have been longer. Left me longing for more

[@thulanimutenje3136]

"He would have said shut up Chinamasa, I have a plan, I am the leader, you are an ignoramus, shut up" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can't get over this interview.... 16:20

[@mandlankosi6489]

You are indeed a leader we need you in the cabinet of President Nelson Chamisa

[@buymybooks437]

Fantastic talk

[@vincentusai6504]

Well articulated eish

[@joedzenga7389]

:We must not be opportunistic in serious matters....."

[@shamin28]

Mr Trevor, can u also bring Dr Joyce to speak for herself.. Great conversation!!

[@peterrichard9769]

I salute you Prof

[@mhqmha6510]

Nice consversation as usual mr.Ncube

[@sharkmanshipmusic441]

The guy is a good story teller . Rich with intelligence. If he decides to be the president of this country I don't mind it being his deputy

[@beholdtendaimusademba1180]

😂 ko nyaya ya Locadia yapapi kkkkkkkk...An insightful conversation with Trevor....

[@austinemwale-xo2cf]

Professor per excellents

[@MrKuda2008]

Good interview homeboy

[@thembasibula5971]

Every time I watch this show it's always in PROTEST. The host the host sigh . Prof tempted me to watch , Good fella very insightful too

[@RegisChakanetsa]

'We will never be respected as Zimbabweans until we have solved our problems ' wisdom par excellence.

[@niconkola9314]

How can we respected when we are lead by gadaga who dont no the rights of human

[@RegisChakanetsa]

@@niconkola9314 Collectively we all had role to play in the making of the monster , bhinya ruling us today.We are too creative for our own good tinowanza kukiyakiya instead of confrating the problem head we either leave e county or find other means to survive

[@inno3593]

A must-read, this is the president, AGO Mutambara, I know

[@naisonchabaya5494]

good interview

[@innocentmadanhire2391]

we need a part 2

[@thulanimutenje3136]

Muzvinafundo... Looking forward...

[@jeremiahmanyika391]

Totally agree on the lost opportunity in 2017, I could have led differently!

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

I'm amazed that so many people were so easily fooled..That was nothing but ZANU infighting coming to a head.

[@rumpelstiltskin709]

I thought the Godfrey Tsenengamu interview was my best. This one tops it.

[@user-sq5ny5fh2j]

Great

[@phiniasrusere2827]

He looks mature I appreciate age plays a role

[@innocentmapindu6352]

This guy sounds smart and level-headed

[@hamasonkatsidzira]

part 2 please with prof

[@naisonchabaya5494]

NICE

[@terencedanda3081]

Ranks up there with the G.G interview, enjoyed this one❤

[@robsonmukanza2515]

Yu are. the man