Another great interview Trevor. How you are managing to get everyone to be interviewed is beyond me; but we appreciate your persistence and work. Keep this coming.
diversity, diversity, diversity. i love that about your wonderful show Trevor. its so refreshing to listen to inspirational, touching stories from a diverse set of individuals.....so refreshing.
Trevor Ncube! Once again you have delivered a great and important interview! You are creating an important historical repository of life stories that recognise the contribution of quiet achievers. Thank you, Zimbabwe appreciates your efforts. Judith Todd is a national treasure. I like her disapproval of divisive "identity politics". The content of ones character not their tribe, religion, gender or race.
Thank you Trevor please bring on Tendai Westerhof Mai Chisamba Tilda Moyo Strive Masiyiwa Gary Thompson Martha Tholanah Douglas Mamvura Muzvare Betty Makoni
I enjoyed this conversation with a truly great Zimbabwean whose life as you rightly said is lived by values. Kindly implore the good lady Ms. Todd to keep her literary works alive by reprinting her books.
If we learn nothing else from this interview we must at least learn to have the courage of our convictions. There are brave people who made great sacrifices for the first dispensation to come about. Today’s struggle will be no different.
She is 79 and said she can't go to Harare for a board meeting once a week. Bless her. This shows how cde Croc is dedicated and hard working, Because it's not easy to run a country at that age. Long live ED
Another interesting intervieu! I just want to make it clear that the UN secretary general, Dag Hammarskjöld, did not die in the Congo as is expressed. He died when his plane chrached/were blown up/shot down in Ndola, Northern Rhodesia, present day Zambia. Greetings from Sweden
I’m sobbing right now after listening to this interview and reminiscing about how Zimbabwe could have been if the current government would function as it should without all the corruption.
I like Ms Todd response it's fair though Trevor you were trying to pull her to the left IE tribal politics or race politics but Judith refused to be drawn to it. I think Judith has proved to be true zimbabwean
Great interview indeed what stands out from this interview was the fact this wasn't much about Judith, but the character and how it led her to be a dedicated carde to the nation. I think as a a young generation we got a lot to learn from her story being selfish doesn't take us anyway we need to work for our own nation. Considering what she went through and what was taken away from her life. I can't just imagine how someone can spend 8 years in exile and still comes back determined to work with the same elements similar to the previous regime and still have hope for a better futures it takes courage, patience and discipline which many of us don't have.
when are we expecting Dr Grace Mugabe 😜i can't wait to hear you asking her about her utterances dat Mugabe will rule this country from the grave 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ED ,Chiwenga,Shiri and manu who are in cabinet today have been directly invoved especially Garwe but because ane power we and backed by his corrupt friends in Army we cant do anything . I as shona i cant live in Matebeleland becsuse of this. Foorball matches between Dynamos and Highlanders is war its more than football game and was worse before unity accord which is fake unity designed to swallow zapu of nkomo .we therefore need to face this
Bro stop being dramatic, born and bred in Bulawayo. Zimbabweans have suffered a lot despite this we are a warm people at heart. You can travel anywhere in Matebeleland and will be safe.
Are we not giving up on ED too soon, remember he inherited a system and he cant just chat forward with easy as we might want, that is not to say he does not have questionable habits just like every politician. I personally celebrated to this day I believe the coup was a good thing, its the beginning of undoing a system of oppression built over 40yrs
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Another great interview Trevor. How you are managing to get everyone to be interviewed is beyond me; but we appreciate your persistence and work. Keep this coming.
diversity, diversity, diversity. i love that about your wonderful show Trevor. its so refreshing to listen to inspirational, touching stories from a diverse set of individuals.....so refreshing.
this lady is a zimbabwean hero.
Trevor Ncube! Once again you have delivered a great and important interview! You are creating an important historical repository of life stories that recognise the contribution of quiet achievers. Thank you, Zimbabwe appreciates your efforts. Judith Todd is a national treasure. I like her disapproval of divisive "identity politics". The content of ones character not their tribe, religion, gender or race.
Trevor is a great interviewer he asks all the right questions!
It is written that the truth is a liberator.
We are a people who have truth amongst us.
What a life!
Thank you both for this wonderful conversation.
"The enemy within" very painful reality
Thank you Trevor please bring on
Tendai Westerhof
Mai Chisamba
Tilda Moyo
Strive Masiyiwa
Gary Thompson
Martha Tholanah
Douglas Mamvura
Muzvare Betty Makoni
Doug Mamvura has been on the Show
betty makoni top the list
Wonderful show today. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Siyabonga.
I enjoyed this conversation with a truly great Zimbabwean whose life as you rightly said is lived by values. Kindly implore the good lady Ms. Todd to keep her literary works alive by reprinting her books.
Thanks for bringing her to the show.
I appreciate what you are doing Sir.
Thanks again Trevor for these amazing conversations. When can we expect Strive Masiiwa?
So we'll articulated
Versatile and powerful this is exceptional journalism
If we learn nothing else from this interview we must at least learn to have the courage of our convictions. There are brave people who made great sacrifices for the first dispensation to come about. Today’s struggle will be no different.
Wow ! Thanks Trevor
She is 79 and said she can't go to Harare for a board meeting once a week. Bless her. This shows how cde Croc is dedicated and hard working, Because it's not easy to run a country at that age. Long live ED
Another interesting intervieu! I just want to make it clear that the UN secretary general, Dag Hammarskjöld, did not die in the Congo as is expressed. He died when his plane chrached/were blown up/shot down in Ndola, Northern Rhodesia, present day Zambia. Greetings from Sweden
What a facinating woman 👠👠
Nice to see the todd family still in the country
Trevor, get Na'ima Bint Robert on the show, another great female author representing our country on the international stage
Read her book Zimbabwe a Harrowing Tale really learnt a lot
I’m sobbing right now after listening to this interview and reminiscing about how Zimbabwe could have been if the current government would function as it should without all the corruption.
Great stuff! Is there a written transcript?
With the costs of data in Zimbabwe this will be out of reach to many.
Good information thanks
Really hurts for anyone with a heart.
Is this Sir Garfield Todd’s daughter? Wonderful family. I attended Dadaya high school and they did great and mighty things there
Yes she is
Yes thats her.
This is rich history
I have a signed copy from Judith. Lucky me.
Indeed you are lucky my friend!
we need a conversation with Mr Biti
I like Ms Todd response it's fair though Trevor you were trying to pull her to the left IE tribal politics or race politics but Judith refused to be drawn to it. I think Judith has proved to be true zimbabwean
Very intelligent lady
Great interview indeed what stands out from this interview was the fact this wasn't much about Judith, but the character and how it led her to be a dedicated carde to the nation.
I think as a a young generation we got a lot to learn from her story being selfish doesn't take us anyway we need to work for our own nation.
Considering what she went through and what was taken away from her life. I can't just imagine how someone can spend 8 years in exile and still comes back determined to work with the same elements similar to the previous regime and still have hope for a better futures it takes courage, patience and discipline which many of us don't have.
First time to hear about the rape….what a bunch of monsters are living amongst us
She has a long story to be heard...i heard a few names mentioned there, where are we going?
Hie waa Judy
Agrippa Mutambara wekumbo batana nana Chamisa uyu?
He was not sent by anyone. He did and he is alive. Be should be asked about this. It's not upto Judith to pursue it
when are we expecting Dr Grace Mugabe 😜i can't wait to hear you asking her about her utterances dat Mugabe will rule this country from the grave 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rapped 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
ED ,Chiwenga,Shiri and manu who are in cabinet today have been directly invoved especially Garwe but because ane power we and backed by his corrupt friends in Army we cant do anything . I as shona i cant live in Matebeleland becsuse of this. Foorball matches between Dynamos and Highlanders is war its more than football game and was worse before unity accord which is fake unity designed to swallow zapu of nkomo .we therefore need to face this
Bro stop being dramatic, born and bred in Bulawayo. Zimbabweans have suffered a lot despite this we are a warm people at heart. You can travel anywhere in Matebeleland and will be safe.
a story of horror
Are we not giving up on ED too soon, remember he inherited a system and he cant just chat forward with easy as we might want, that is not to say he does not have questionable habits just like every politician. I personally celebrated to this day I believe the coup was a good thing, its the beginning of undoing a system of oppression built over 40yrs
He is the system. Wake up!
Wake up Innocent. He is the system. He is not dealing with corruption. Why is Rushwaya not in jail?
When are interviewing Mqondisi Moyo of the MRP?
Ian Smith was a fool the reason why we are stuck with Zanu pf.