Great interview. Amazing guest you hosted there. His positivity is like a breath of fresh air.....Well done Haku🤝 Noted with interest is the fact that our government cannot be criticized 😄
Great interview, positive outlook, perception and image for the country is definitely important. It bring’s with it, some confidence, trust and credibility which are all needed for overall economic growth.
Diaspora remittances are the unseen lifeline for families in Zimbabwe. Each dollar sent back home isn't just money; it's an act of love and a vote of confidence in the nation's potential. This financial flow helps bridge the gap between economic challenges and daily survival, fostering resilience and hope. It's not just charity; it's a catalyst for growth and an investment in a better future for the entire nation.
Let’s not act like people don’t know who’s the problem in Zimbabwe. The fact that Zimbabweans excel when they move to any other functional country says it all.
Mixing family and business can blur boundaries, leading to conflict and strained relationships. It's crucial to set clear expectations and maintain professionalism to protect both personal and business bonds.
Formalizing processes and transactions alone won’t solve Zimbabwe’s current challenges. What we need is social re-engineering. Formal processes lose their effectiveness when operated by corrupt individuals, rendering them nearly useless. Addressing systemic issues in our social and ethical frameworks is essential for real, lasting change.
These are clowns that want to join the gravy train of thieving. Zim is better than America 😂, does this idiot see what is going on in Zim? He has a lot of growing up this one
Bless him- if only positivity was the answer to everything He just said it That he's a PR person and his stunt with Pearl Thusi and co backfired So he's gonna spin reality no matter what- the diaspora that you want to use to pour money into Zim to look good for the rest of the world is not even allowed to vote and have a say on the direction of the country And this obsession with bricks and mortar without effective town planning does not cut it- Zim has no middle class stop lying Saying no government will build your country is giving these people carte blanche to loot Singapore, Rwanda, China, Japan did and why can't we? Diasporas don't owe you nothing Why should diaspora prop the nation when those in power help themselves to the country's resources? This dude can't even live in Zim and be a businessman there himself but wants everyone to build the county he won't live in One woman looted our parents' PSMAS and now they have to pay cash for any meaningful medical aid Her kids are living millionaire lifestyles laughing at us Are you for real? And then the contradictions in saying nations are built by their own then great nations are build by foreigners? Sorry but being objective about Zimbabwe makes one sound like they are negative The world already has a positive perception of Zimbabwe and its people- we are nice, polite, calm, welcoming etc I think it's a waste of time trying to promote zimbos profile But no one is blind to the dark politics We have to do better It's the bad governance stupid!
Foreigners participate in the economic growth of countries however it should never be done at the expense of locals. According to Zim laws, certain economic sectors are reserved for locals but Zimbabweans only see this as Xenophobic if S.A. is doing it. A person in a shack in S.A. has access to access to quality free healthcare, electricity, and other important services I do not think this is the case in Zim including the nurses and police or people who are outside big cities and big towns. otherwise nice interview.
Shamefully only looking at black people, yet white people hold very high positions in SA and yu don't say a thing abt it, this obstinate and intransigent of analysis must be a source of regret.
54:57 l think his example using Soweto was apt. I mean, he himself has a Zambian father… yet he has been accepted as Zimbabwean all his life so much so that he started an award that we as the “real” Zimbabweans had not taken initiative to do. Zimbabwe is better for it. If you come over, you will find that he is not unique in that aspect. We have plenty of “foreigners” here. And they are accepted fully as Zimbabweans. But here’s what l personally will say: South Africans have their own way of doing things… the nuances are enough for us to have to come to acceptance that they’ll resolve to do things differently. And that’s fine.
@@BatsiraiMusuka Interesting take. It reminds me of a lot of people I know and other notable figures, specifically from Zim, who are like that in S.A, the likes of Mtawarira, Oskido, Nadia Nakai, Peter Ndoro, and other footballers who decided to move permanently with their families. It shows an improvement because, in the 1980s, he would likely not have had the same experience since his father was from Zambia. God bless Afrika.
He was specifically talking about the peacefulness… he was not saying it’s ultimately better. And he is correct… we don’t shake to the core afraid to die every time you hear “license and registration”… but we are definitely far from great. 😅
Who is this guy he sounds scared. When i checker him out i realised he is one of those ZANU sympathisers. He is not qualified to give an insight that we can take seriously. I always have a problem with people who claim to be neutral in a problem that requires decisiveness. That word entrepreneur is way overused. Pointless conversation here. Struggled to listen till the end.
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I like this guy’s POV - the glass is half full. It’s about perception, the narrative.
It’s the ordinary people that make the country.
I am a south African and i must say that this is a good podcast I always listen to it, good job Haku.
Great interview. Amazing guest you hosted there. His positivity is like a breath of fresh air.....Well done Haku🤝 Noted with interest is the fact that our government cannot be criticized 😄
16:56 spot on, your push backs are what makes you a great interviewer keep it up.
To the host, thank you for the clear quality audio
This is the second video I have watched and i must say, ndikunakirwa. Thank you
We here. I love that the guest watched the previous episodes
Great interview, positive outlook, perception and image for the country is definitely important. It bring’s with it, some confidence, trust and credibility which are all needed for overall economic growth.
Diaspora remittances are the unseen lifeline for families in Zimbabwe. Each dollar sent back home isn't just money; it's an act of love and a vote of confidence in the nation's potential. This financial flow helps bridge the gap between economic challenges and daily survival, fostering resilience and hope. It's not just charity; it's a catalyst for growth and an investment in a better future for the entire nation.
Let’s not act like people don’t know who’s the problem in Zimbabwe. The fact that Zimbabweans excel when they move to any other functional country says it all.
Mixing family and business can blur boundaries, leading to conflict and strained relationships. It's crucial to set clear expectations and maintain professionalism to protect both personal and business bonds.
Yeah, we all love Zim...
Formalizing processes and transactions alone won’t solve Zimbabwe’s current challenges. What we need is social re-engineering. Formal processes lose their effectiveness when operated by corrupt individuals, rendering them nearly useless. Addressing systemic issues in our social and ethical frameworks is essential for real, lasting change.
Many great fortunes start with one big heist. 5:49
Bhlweyewo . . .
Cost of Migration is Real
Smells of Zanu PF and propaganda 😊
yeah blame everyone except the actual problem
These are clowns that want to join the gravy train of thieving. Zim is better than America 😂, does this idiot see what is going on in Zim? He has a lot of growing up this one
yes itsotsi uyo GOOGLE HIS Name
Conrad Mbavha
Wow.. well that's a fact. Zimbabweans are great in terms of excelling in any other country they go to and they hustle hard and are quite resourceful
Bless him- if only positivity was the answer to everything
He just said it
That he's a PR person and his stunt with Pearl Thusi and co backfired
So he's gonna spin reality no matter what- the diaspora that you want to use to pour money into Zim to look good for the rest of the world is not even allowed to vote and have a say on the direction of the country
And this obsession with bricks and mortar without effective town planning does not cut it- Zim has no middle class stop lying
Saying no government will build your country is giving these people carte blanche to loot
Singapore, Rwanda, China, Japan did and why can't we?
Diasporas don't owe you nothing
Why should diaspora prop the nation when those in power help themselves to the country's resources?
This dude can't even live in Zim and be a businessman there himself but wants everyone to build the county he won't live in
One woman looted our parents' PSMAS and now they have to pay cash for any meaningful medical aid
Her kids are living millionaire lifestyles laughing at us
Are you for real?
And then the contradictions in saying nations are built by their own then great nations are build by foreigners?
Sorry but being objective about Zimbabwe makes one sound like they are negative
The world already has a positive perception of Zimbabwe and its people- we are nice, polite, calm, welcoming etc I think it's a waste of time trying to promote zimbos profile
But no one is blind to the dark politics
We have to do better
It's the bad governance stupid!
I don’t about being half full. Maybe an eighth full? 13:19
Foreigners participate in the economic growth of countries however it should never be done at the expense of locals. According to Zim laws, certain economic sectors are reserved for locals but Zimbabweans only see this as Xenophobic if S.A. is doing it.
A person in a shack in S.A. has access to access to quality free healthcare, electricity, and other important services I do not think this is the case in Zim including the nurses and police or people who are outside big cities and big towns.
otherwise nice interview.
Shamefully only looking at black people, yet white people hold very high positions in SA and yu don't say a thing abt it, this obstinate and intransigent of analysis must be a source of regret.
54:57 l think his example using Soweto was apt.
I mean, he himself has a Zambian father… yet he has been accepted as Zimbabwean all his life so much so that he started an award that we as the “real” Zimbabweans had not taken initiative to do. Zimbabwe is better for it.
If you come over, you will find that he is not unique in that aspect. We have plenty of “foreigners” here. And they are accepted fully as Zimbabweans.
But here’s what l personally will say: South Africans have their own way of doing things… the nuances are enough for us to have to come to acceptance that they’ll resolve to do things differently. And that’s fine.
@@BatsiraiMusuka Interesting take. It reminds me of a lot of people I know and other notable figures, specifically from Zim, who are like that in S.A, the likes of Mtawarira, Oskido, Nadia Nakai, Peter Ndoro, and other footballers who decided to move permanently with their families.
It shows an improvement because, in the 1980s, he would likely not have had the same experience since his father was from Zambia.
God bless Afrika.
That guy is a politician,he sounds like he doesn’t live in Zimbabwe for sure😂
😂he snitched on himself. Nice!
Smuggler😂
The interviewer is more of an interrogator. Am sure he will get better with time and this kind of feedback.
It’s a podcast… it is not a terrestrial tv show.
What did you say Zimbabwe is better than the US🤣
He was specifically talking about the peacefulness… he was not saying it’s ultimately better.
And he is correct… we don’t shake to the core afraid to die every time you hear “license and registration”… but we are definitely far from great. 😅
Food wise, yes. Far far way better
Who is this guy he sounds scared. When i checker him out i realised he is one of those ZANU sympathisers. He is not qualified to give an insight that we can take seriously. I always have a problem with people who claim to be neutral in a problem that requires decisiveness. That word entrepreneur is way overused. Pointless conversation here. Struggled to listen till the end.
27:38 let’s support each other first as families and friends then we do business together