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Today, I learned more about Zimbabwean business operations than I have from books and research papers. This is raw, valuable education for business people with a keen interest in Zimbabwean business.
Amazing programme, this is the best business show ever.Real conversations with real achievers,real business people.Wel done Trevor and Heart&Soul media,we risk a generation being corrupted by tender preneurs and fake business people now.We love the programme and keep up the excellent work.Dr Kanyekanye we thank you for the amazing conversation and nuggets
Dr Kanyekanye came and gave a speech while i was still @Goromonzi High school that speech left a deposit for the love of business in me since then, this conversation added to it, THANK YOU
Power packed episode Mr Trevor, I highly appreciate how Dr JK ironed out the truth and how in as much as we cannot relate to the stories narrated , He showed us how even when you go through something allow it to happen don't fight it.
Simply one of the best episodes you have had @InConversationwithTrevor. Dr JK articulated himself so well on the many issues raised. Zim definitely needs brains like his. May Mai Kanyekanye continue to rest in peace. Wonderful, generous lady and co-worker at St Dominics High School Mutare
Thank you Mr Trevor Ncube for allowing us to learn through conversations keep up the good work. May you in the future bring Mrs Grace Muradzikwa IPEC Commissioner the nation has a lot of questions for the Insurance and Pensions Sector
This is the episode i have enjoyed the most on the show thus far. The combination of his passion for trees, entrepreneurship and principals is quite insightful. Even some of the dynamics in government gives the ordinary person some of the challenges in our country and how we can possibly address them. Loved the most his concept of barter trading instead of waiting on actual hardcore dollars
Very insightful on merit-based appointments and stakeholder engagement in Zimbabwe. Nepotism's impact is eye-opening. Admire how you stood firm with Allied and loved the detailed backstory of our surname. Great interview!
One thing I admire about the generation of Trevor Ncube, Kanye Kanye, Nigel Chanakira, and Strive Masiyiwa is that their success is based on hard work rather than shortcuts through corruption, unlike the "Mbingas" of today.
Dr JK is an honest man and he speaks nothing but the truth in fact brutal truth and if you want to be his best friend speak the truth. His truth does not want you to wear your heart on the sleeve 😂
The consequences faced by those who challenge the system are profound. It is worth considering the idea of documenting these experiences in a book, as it would offer an invaluable historical account from which future generations can extract valuable lessons.
Good conversation. One issue the guy is over confident to the point of i dont know.How can you raise taxes without stopping government looting.These professionals ooze nonsense at times.How can you tax someone trying to feed the country, yet billions are being looted everyday......he must go back to school
You don't start by taxing the informal sector when monies aren't being accounted for..$15b went unaccounted for yet here you are mourning that the informal sector isnt getting taxed.
@@MabhenaMabhena It makes sense to you to cry about the informal sector not being taxed when big chunks of the taxes that are currently collected end up in the hands of people like Wicknell?? What is taxing the informal sector going to help if the monies are embezzled..The point is:The informal sector not paying taxes is not a problem worth mentioning..
@@mandlenkosihlazo977 Both issues needs attention. Bottom line is our economy is too informal and it makes it difficult to implement policy. Then they ought to be accountability in all aspects.
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High quality conversation! Enjoyed this.
Also, I see Mr Rocca is leveling up Trevor's wardrobe 👌🏾
Today, I learned more about Zimbabwean business operations than I have from books and research papers. This is raw, valuable education for business people with a keen interest in Zimbabwean business.
Amazing programme, this is the best business show ever.Real conversations with real achievers,real business people.Wel done Trevor and Heart&Soul media,we risk a generation being corrupted by tender preneurs and fake business people now.We love the programme and keep up the excellent work.Dr Kanyekanye we thank you for the amazing conversation and nuggets
My mentor right there, Dr. JK. A man of principles. Very insightful conversation.
the only program that makes my mondays better.
I have been following since 2022❤ I have been inspired, motivated, and encouraged. My Mondays are different they shape my entire week.
Thank you so much for your message and support
Dr Kanyekanye came and gave a speech while i was still @Goromonzi High school that speech left a deposit for the love of business in me since then, this conversation added to it, THANK YOU
I really enjoyed this conversation,very insightful.Dr Kanyekanye is definitely worthy listening to!
Very insightful conversation. Thank you very much Trevor.
May you bring in Dr Morris Mpofu;Roy Chimanikire;Dr D Mboweni,Matt's Valela and other corporate luminaries
Very insightful and thought-provoking. Thank you Mr Ncube for this great platform.
Thoroughly enjoyed this interview, very enlightening and thought provoking
I’m glad I listened to this one. Hugely inspirational. Another great episode.
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Extremely insightful and very thought provoking, thank you
Power packed episode Mr Trevor, I highly appreciate how Dr JK ironed out the truth and how in as much as we cannot relate to the stories narrated , He showed us how even when you go through something allow it to happen don't fight it.
guys like Joseph ,Nigel etc should come again Trevor🙏 love the show
Simply one of the best episodes you have had @InConversationwithTrevor.
Dr JK articulated himself so well on the many issues raised. Zim definitely needs brains like his.
May Mai Kanyekanye continue to rest in peace. Wonderful, generous lady and co-worker at St Dominics High School Mutare
We have everything to move the country forward....there is just no political will....Trevor you are doing well bringing these business luminaries❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Mr Trevor Ncube for allowing us to learn through conversations keep up the good work. May you in the future bring Mrs Grace Muradzikwa IPEC Commissioner the nation has a lot of questions for the Insurance and Pensions Sector
Thank you Trevor. People like Joseph we need them here everyday.
Very insightful.
This is the episode i have enjoyed the most on the show thus far. The combination of his passion for trees, entrepreneurship and principals is quite insightful. Even some of the dynamics in government gives the ordinary person some of the challenges in our country and how we can possibly address them.
Loved the most his concept of barter trading instead of waiting on actual hardcore dollars
Great conversation
Very insightful on merit-based appointments and stakeholder engagement in Zimbabwe. Nepotism's impact is eye-opening. Admire how you stood firm with Allied and loved the detailed backstory of our surname. Great interview!
So sad. Mai Kanyenye was my Maths teacher at Nyahode union. 😢she had a good heart. May the dear soul rest in peace.
Inspiration always from this platform ❤❤❤
There is a lot of corruption in state run corporations, I think he should write a book on his experiences, and expose the rot!
This was a packed conversation
excellent talk,
i love this show
Definitely the industry has to be protected
One thing I admire about the generation of Trevor Ncube, Kanye Kanye, Nigel Chanakira, and Strive Masiyiwa is that their success is based on hard work rather than shortcuts through corruption, unlike the "Mbingas" of today.
Informative conversation as usual
Very true everyone in timber industry was mentored by you and most of them are far in life because of that mentorship
Dr JK is an honest man and he speaks nothing but the truth in fact brutal truth and if you want to be his best friend speak the truth. His truth does not want you to wear your heart on the sleeve 😂
This has the least to do with the conversation but I am just appreciating Trevor's shoes
Thank you
Ex Montibus Robur.Well Done Shumba
The consequences faced by those who challenge the system are profound. It is worth considering the idea of documenting these experiences in a book, as it would offer an invaluable historical account from which future generations can extract valuable lessons.
We are all planting a sun love tree Dr kanyekanye. Not 3.
inspiring well done Joe
Brilliant guy he is...JK🎉
Good conversation. One issue the guy is over confident to the point of i dont know.How can you raise taxes without stopping government looting.These professionals ooze nonsense at times.How can you tax someone trying to feed the country, yet billions are being looted everyday......he must go back to school
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Backing vocals eish
You don't start by taxing the informal sector when monies aren't being accounted for..$15b went unaccounted for yet here you are mourning that the informal sector isnt getting taxed.
Hamusi kusanganisa nyaya here
@@MabhenaMabhena It makes sense to you to cry about the informal sector not being taxed when big chunks of the taxes that are currently collected end up in the hands of people like Wicknell?? What is taxing the informal sector going to help if the monies are embezzled..The point is:The informal sector not paying taxes is not a problem worth mentioning..
@@mandlenkosihlazo977
Both issues needs attention. Bottom line is our economy is too informal and it makes it difficult to implement policy.
Then they ought to be accountability in all aspects.
@@libertysumai7809 Fair point..Corruption is what makes it difficult to implement policy..