The young man has just given me new set of eyes . A lawyer going into the bush, leaving the air conditioned , spacious and beautiful office just drive the point home that we need not be boxed or paddocked by our professions( as Dr Simba Makoni advised on this channel). You are really innovative my brother, you are contributing to food security.
The intimidation incident really stood out to me. The government tries to break the same people trying to uplift communities they have failed to do anything for!
Its refreshing to hear you take a stand on the state of our country Eleph, especially because of the connotations of priviledge that you highlight and especially with the family background. If only you could go to your former schools and articulate the same so we get a youth that is woke and can be inspired to participate. Your assessment of your colleagues who are in the leadership circles of the main political parties describing them really doing the equivalent of licking in order to get onto the gravy train rather than pushing for equity. I love most that as a Ndebele, you identify with both languages so really speaks to the need to bridge the tribal divide, at least for your generation. Well done young man and Trevor for your Mentorship initiative.
This Conversation was very Inspiring. Thank you so much Trevor Ncube& Titan Law for bringing Old & Young People to the platform to share their stories. Mr Eleph Gula-Ndebele thank you bro for sharing your story.
Powerful. Ndarumwa nzeve and quality conversations like this really give hope and an awareness to see than l or we not alone. Well all have this beep desire for a better Zimbabwe. Thank you Trever and Eleph Gula Nbebele, may God bless you both and your teams
Thank you for this bill of your show. Its one thing to get perspectives on the issues in our country from those who are ahead of us and its a totally different thing to get the same perspectives from a person from my own generation. It leaves a lot to be desired. Best of luck to Mr Gula Ndebele in his business.
Young people with ideas on how we want our country to move forward.Had we all been born in the days of struggle,I'm sure we would have fought against white regime.We can't all be made to suffer because we didn't go to war.Our parents and relatives went to war and held guns while others were taking lessons in foreign countries...only to come and say,'we fought for you so we deserve to live the better lifestyle'.It's about time we start to respect each other and work together as Zimbabweans.Thanks for speaking your mind on behalf of other young people who want real change.
That compensation issue hit hard for me because it happened to my great grandfather...he got 2/3 of his cattle taken away from him and most of his land taken as well..they need to rethink the compensation issue coz it does not work at all.
Great interview Themba. Indeed the gun that liberate can not govern. Am based in SA my men to be honest life isn't easy, everyday that goes by it's a miracle not knowing what will happen to you, we live in the streets
Loving your story Eleph... Really feel as young people, we ain't doing enough. Sorry I disagree with you on "if we're given a chance", no one will do it on our behalf but ourselves 🙏🏾
Great idea and hustle Sir. But after watching Mr Zireva and Mr Joe Mutizwa etc etc, l couldn’t help notice that you sir were the only one to sit cross legged for the chat. I m not saying there is anything wrong with but kana mbinga like Mr Zireva vasingadaro, is there some lesson to learn from that? Just wondering!! Oh by the way it was great to hear u mention Karereshi. Did my grade 1 at Karereshi Primary in 81.
You ARE saying sitting cross-legged is wrong. I realise from this that we have a complex conflict in us due to our societal perceptions. Seemingly insignificant issues, they totally and truly matter to who, where, what and how we are. Are we discordant? Hahahah
Gula you are point on my young man. whats currently happening is not good at all. eg why do police spent tax payers money destroying someones property instead of seating down talk not button sticks
The young man has just given me new set of eyes . A lawyer going into the bush, leaving the air conditioned , spacious and beautiful office just drive the point home that we need not be boxed or paddocked by our professions( as Dr Simba Makoni advised on this channel). You are really innovative my brother, you are contributing to food security.
Well done Eleph, this is great work. Hearty congratulations. Wishing you more success on your purposeful life journey!
The intimidation incident really stood out to me. The government tries to break the same people trying to uplift communities they have failed to do anything for!
this channel is a blessing to Zimbabweans another great interview
Its refreshing to hear you take a stand on the state of our country Eleph, especially because of the connotations of priviledge that you highlight and especially with the family background. If only you could go to your former schools and articulate the same so we get a youth that is woke and can be inspired to participate. Your assessment of your colleagues who are in the leadership circles of the main political parties describing them really doing the equivalent of licking in order to get onto the gravy train rather than pushing for equity. I love most that as a Ndebele, you identify with both languages so really speaks to the need to bridge the tribal divide, at least for your generation. Well done young man and Trevor for your Mentorship initiative.
Well done Eleph!
Thank you Trevor for showcasing my school/desk mate 😉
Great conversation. Thank you Trevor for continously inviting these guests who all carry inspiring and life changing stories.
This Conversation was very Inspiring. Thank you so much Trevor Ncube& Titan Law for bringing Old & Young People to the platform to share their stories. Mr Eleph Gula-Ndebele thank you bro for sharing your story.
Well done Elph a great conversation though l differed with him on land reform but l m greatly inspired thanks Trevor
this is currently the best most informative Zim program....keep it up Ncube...
You are doing well my bro keep on keeping on the sky is the limit. Awesome interview.
Another exciting episode, thank you Mr Trevor.
Powerful. Ndarumwa nzeve and quality conversations like this really give hope and an awareness to see than l or we not alone. Well all have this beep desire for a better Zimbabwe. Thank you Trever and Eleph Gula Nbebele, may God bless you both and your teams
Thank you for this bill of your show. Its one thing to get perspectives on the issues in our country from those who are ahead of us and its a totally different thing to get the same perspectives from a person from my own generation. It leaves a lot to be desired. Best of luck to Mr Gula Ndebele in his business.
Very eloquent young man!
Very inspirational young man. Excellent work.
Well done Eleph , Wishing u all the best. Went to Houghton Park primary too Schoolmate lol. Thank you Trevor aswell
Very insightful interview. Thanks Trevor, well done Eleph
Young people with ideas on how we want our country to move forward.Had we all been born in the days of struggle,I'm sure we would have fought against white regime.We can't all be made to suffer because we didn't go to war.Our parents and relatives went to war and held guns while others were taking lessons in foreign countries...only to come and say,'we fought for you so we deserve to live the better lifestyle'.It's about time we start to respect each other and work together as Zimbabweans.Thanks for speaking your mind on behalf of other young people who want real change.
Excellent again Trevor
Your show is a blessing to us
Can't wait for the next show
...Yes Mr Trevor....thank u gorgeous the good work u doing. And the young lawyer....I hit the Yes button to your response..I'm proud of you
Happy to learn a lot from you Counsel Ndebele.
Nice one Eleph. Visionary!
God bless you Mr Trevor for this show !!!
I love how you command English language in expressing yourself.
Congratulations Gulaz inspiration from you here ...home is always best
That compensation issue hit hard for me because it happened to my great grandfather...he got 2/3 of his cattle taken away from him and most of his land taken as well..they need to rethink the compensation issue coz it does not work at all.
Thank you,a very insightful conversation!
Eleph you did well, good valid points raised there. Trevor you are such a good host, keep it up.
Well done Eleph! This is so inspring. Thanks Trevor for another great show.
Great interview Themba.
Indeed the gun that liberate can not govern.
Am based in SA my men to be honest life isn't easy, everyday that goes by it's a miracle not knowing what will happen to you, we live in the streets
This is absolutely impressive, so inspiring Eleph!
Thank you very much
What a great inspiring interview. Keep up the good work Rhodent
This is very insightful Eleph
Wooow Mr NDEBELE
Another top notch conversation.
We share the same Views. ZIMBABWE COULD BE SO MUCH BETTER!!!!! YOU are Awesome ELEPH
Amazing millennial. Schooled with his brothers Gula and Amtshilani @ Mzingwane High. Sobusa is reincarnated.
Loving your story Eleph... Really feel as young people, we ain't doing enough.
Sorry I disagree with you on "if we're given a chance", no one will do it on our behalf but ourselves 🙏🏾
Did he say he is a lawyer’s son and he grew up in Machipisa?
Great idea and hustle Sir. But after watching Mr Zireva and Mr Joe Mutizwa etc etc, l couldn’t help notice that you sir were the only one to sit cross legged for the chat. I m not saying there is anything wrong with but kana mbinga like Mr Zireva vasingadaro, is there some lesson to learn from that? Just wondering!! Oh by the way it was great to hear u mention Karereshi. Did my grade 1 at Karereshi Primary in 81.
You ARE saying sitting cross-legged is wrong. I realise from this that we have a complex conflict in us due to our societal perceptions. Seemingly insignificant issues, they totally and truly matter to who, where, what and how we are. Are we discordant? Hahahah
"a baptism of fire"
he really looks like sobusa gula-ndebele
Yeah, I met the dude once
Gula you are point on my young man. whats currently happening is not good at all. eg why do police spent tax payers money destroying someones property instead of seating down talk not button sticks
I agree with you in all what you said but saying the Opposition and ZANU are the same thats not being genuine
kkk you have mentioned kemet and l would want to know your view on Christianity
Related to Sobusa Gula-Ndebele ? ,son ?
yes
... watch until "that's authoritarian, not sustainable and ridiculous"
Matemadanda abatwa batwa
Please read ,Christianity's African Roots,by Dr Yosef Ben Jochannan.
No Holds Barred! Kubatwa chaiko....................
Taxi drivers .....kkkkk
Eleph is selling dreams in this interview. Delusions of grandeur. complete dreams.