Masimba Marangwanda: Zim Construction, Discipline, Loss , Real Estate, Corruption, Money Crisis ,
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Welcome to “The Bold Exchange,” where we dive fearlessly into thought-provoking discussions that challenge norms, inspire growth, and celebrate resilience. Hosted by the charismatic Alexander Gusha, this podcast brings you candid conversations with influential voices from all walks of life Masimba Marangwanda from Longden Steel shares ancient wisdom and modern insights, exploring the rich tapestry of African spiritual practices. Alexander and Masimba Marangwanda dissect the ever-evolving landscape of radio broadcasting its impact, challenges, and future.Join us every week for bold perspectives, captivating stories, and a dash of humor. Hit that subscribe button and let’s ignite change together!
This is the first time hearing about Masimba ,thanks Haku for bringing in good people with susbstance .I started appriaciating Zim more when i moved to the UK... I learned to accept and embrace our Country as it is ..Etiquete must be taught both at home and school ... marara mu bin as a starting point...
I like how this conversation did not sugarcoat the situation in Zimbabwe and yet remains reasonably optimistic about the future of the country.
Losing a parent is a profound experience that forever alters the fabric of our lives. Grief reshapes you. It carves hollows in your heart, yet somehow, you find strength to rebuild. You discover resilience in unexpected places the smell of her favorite dish, the echo of her laughter in old photos.
I am a deep thinker and I totally enjoyed this conversation from great minds
So good to hear about someone from Solusi doing well. As a graduate of Solusi myself it's so encouraging
Much appreciated. Solusi all the way.
The ZiG issue, that is the best approach, wonderful analysis from Simba there, Alex Make sure the powers that be also get onboard with that.
Sadly in the 1st world you kids are not yours. This is where Africa is strong
It's people like you who makes me feel proud to be Zimbabwean.
Great interview which was really engaging. I encountered Masimba on Twitter with his Casio captioned posts.
This is phenomenal well done Masimba
Watching from Saudi 🇸🇦🇸🇦. Great interview 🔥🔥
Proud of our own, keep it up big bro
Anyone who likes first
Love what you are doing.🇿🇼💖💝🌍
I literally bought 3 casio watches bcoz of this guy
Good on you brother. Hope you are enjoying them!
Good job Masimba !
Great!
True to form as always brother Alex. Impeccable guest selection and topical conversation subject. 👌
Well done Masimba
like e channel’s consistency lately 👌🏾
Given the history of currency instability, Zimbabweans remain skeptical about the Zig’s long-term viability. Confidence in the financial system is crucial for economic stability.
Good talk right here gentlemen
Encouraging, focus on the value you can produce and provide. Ma1 will not get you anywhere
Great interview Masimba.
Interesting
You're correct that our 🇿🇼 banks are anti-development... Difficult mortgage conditions, usurious interest rates.... 😮
Locked in
Bro I love this but you can do so much better. Please let the guest run, at times you interject too much and then the point is lost. In the end you up with so many topics post that are never properly explored.
Great interview.
Intelligent interviewee
I really liked this conversation !
💯 brother
Love the bold exchange, when are we going to get it on Spotify?
Oh nice
Interviewer please stop asking questions and then cut the guy then you end up answering your question
stop hating if you dont like how he interviews guest stick to Dj Ollah
There is no topic that is lied about in Zimbabwe like Gukurahundi , no one talks about how Gukurahundi started but just want to discuss the event post January '83 but not before with incidents like Entumbane...how are we supposed to heal as a nation when we circulate lies as fact?
It’s quite interesting that you can get shamed for doing the right thing…ndezvevarungu , wakuzviita muSalad
Innbucks is on too something
Something big too
Different tax rates for usd and zig seems like a good deterrent esp at the till
Great issues raised but lacks proper form. E.g. good manners and etiquette is not necessarily taught at school. It begins at home (with self). Poor attitude and bad behaviour can be fixed by shared common social values.
I lived in the diaspora for 4 decades and has retired in Zim. I have ideas that we could share and improve our ways of living.
Pakopje ukamira parobot usiku unobirwa
Next time focus on the topic of the show and don't loose focus dwelling on the guests personal life for a very long time it's ends up boring learn from jn conversation with Trevor
imagine trying to tell people how to conduct their show on their platform lol if you dont like the format stick to the Trevor Show
@@user-nl4ni7bu5dbe kind… not everyone understands how podcasts work.
I wish you asked better questions to the man in such a significant business…. It was a very shallow interview.
Thank you 🙏🏽
Looking forward to seeing the deep one you will have
It would have been helpful to tell us the business he is in, from the start, rather than keep us guessing.
I’m sure it’s actually in the first minute on the lower third
@@ZezuruCreatives i heard construction or engineering, but they didnt go into detail.