Amanda Tigere, Mine Planning Engineer; Trojan Nickel Mine In Conversation with Trevor
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this week's episode, Trevor sits down with Amanda Tigere, Mine Planning Engineer; Trojan Nickel Mine. They discuss why mining chose her, what being orphaned at 13 taught her, self-doubt and many more.
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Good morning to you all. Thank you for being here. Have an impactful week.
Morning Trevor my number one Monday show. I only wish you had interview my late uncle a zim best number pharmacist guru.... may his soul continue to RIP...
Thanks to you, your shows are very enlightening.
Thank you Trevor you are really doing wonderful i have learnt a lot frm this platform
How can you be contacted, Trevor?
Many big Thanks to you Trevor ❤
Loved it! I am a mining engineer from UZ as well (26 years ago!!), now working in Australia and am so happy to see the young mining engineers coming through the system are still as sharp as we were!
My grandfather took the same degree in Edinburgh having been a coal miner in the 1920s..he became the director of Workington Steel Works.. part of Sheffield Steel.. during the war ..he combined his love of mining like Amanda..with a fear and reverence for our Lord..
Such lives have the makings of curatorship .
Zimbabwe need s this ladies story .
Zimbabwe needs custodians of her wealth... people who can accept responsibility with humility.
Perhaps Amanda is one.
With thanks and sincere respect for a story full of emotion for me.
5 minutes in and liking the interview, thanks Trevor for this one. There is something Amanda highlighted which sadly is still part and parcel of our education system- lack of proper career guidance
As a Mining student on industrial attachment this is very inspiring...I started about about a month ago and the work has been very tough,you have to learn lots of stuff in a very short period of time,learning the proper way to do tasks and also the shortcuts they use at the mine,balancing time between yourself and work.,working up at 4:30 am and getting home around 6 pm.The first few weeks are very tough coz i had lots of confusion and i discovered that most of the things we learnt at school are not actually whta you experience hands on ,but the more i face challenges the tougher i become and the more i want to learn.....Mining choses you as she said you dont chose it
As a father of daughters, I am truly inspired by your story Tigere. Thank you. Trevor I almost pressed Subscribe again after listening to this interview.
This is opening up all the “secret” things we’ve. Ever spoken about openly as a society. It will help the young girls for sure
I hope you show trevor's show on national TV because this is gold. Better than any program we have in Zim
I wonder why they rejected his application for private TV licence
Powerful story! Well done Amanda, your story will inspire many! Thanks Trevor for having her on the show.
Love how Amanda sees God in it all and credits His providence to her journey. Also love how she embraces who she is and where she came from. It’s quite true that exposure plays a key role in many cases in life. As someone has said “talent is evenly distributed but opportunities are not”
Very inspiring from such a young lady. Wish you the best in your future endeavours Amanda, the sky is the limit for you
Well done Amanda. I thoroughly enjoyed this discussion. You are an inspiration to many young people.
Trevor, you the real deal in town. Keep up the fire of candid conversations.
Brilliant interview! Got me crying at some point. Amanda is full of wisdom.
Really loved how she owned up to being open to learning from her peers to see if she could learn how to produce in spite of the resistance. It shows greatness of mind on Amanda’s part and I can see how this will help. Love how she’s talking to Trevor like a friend “haa Trevor sha”
welldone Amanda, you make us proud 💪🏻
Yeah proud of the young lady
Wow! You are phenomenal Eng Amanda, you are an epitome of how great women can become if given the space. Hats off to your loving family members and all those who believed in you. Mentorship by women like Dr Grace Muradzikwa, Clara Mlambo, Precious Nyika etc may help you to achieve your dream of making it to the pinnacle of the mining industry. Thanks Trevor for this conversation.
Nice conversation. I am a former Goromonzi guy from way back and the academics there was (under Chigwedere) serious. I can tell from the depth of her inspirational stories that this high school still has its mojo. Go Gimonz.
Always looking forward to a new episode. This is quite interesting and challenging as well. Thanks Trevor for this episode
Reason why this girl is so humble her background really shaped her. She had to become strong after the death of the parents. Such a powerful role model.
Good job Mr Trevor Ncube keep it up.I feel blessed to hear these stories of Mining because i was once there for a short short time.Serious guys it's not easy to lead people especially when you are a woman.Thanks to Amanda for breaking some of the barriers and giving some thought to some female out there who want to learn certain jobs.Plz Mr Ncube may you bring Mr Mutumwa Mawere on the show.
Another wonderful conversation with a young brilliant mining engineer. I hope she is journaling these lessons for a book and sharing with other young professionals.
I'm really impressed, Amanda you're such an inspiration to other young women. Losing both parents at a young age could have shattered your dreams but you defied all odds
I dnt know how l can thank you Trevor and team for these great shows, they have had such a positive influence on my life. Thank you Amanda for sharing your story and how God helped you to pull through,
27yrs old and this wise? Thanks Amanda, I learnt so many invaluable lessons from your story! Keep on dreaming young sis
Great and inspirational interview. My takeaway, many are the plans in a men's heart but the Lord's purpose prevail.
Very inspirational. Amanda you are an inspiration to many young people especially the girlchild i will make sure my daughter watch this
very inspiring conversation ,the issue of career guidance is something that needs urgent ATTENTION because its killing us as young people ,most us take time to realize or make decisions regarding our future paths due to lack of knowlwdge .
Thank you Trevor always enjoying your guests Well done Tigere keep the faith.
Young blood....... funny we are of the same age but she doing great..... very encouraging...... Well done Amanda
Very Inspiring interview Trevor. i know Amanda as a humble, hardworking Engineer from our college
Welldone Amanda keep shining.
Trevor loves to give the young people a platform to inspire others. He is very gentle when interviewing young people.
Thank you sir for bringing us such impactful and motivating interviews. May the Lord bless and protect you
Trevor, your questions are brilliant. This is a beautiful platform.
Rest in Peace Mr Douglas Munetsi
He was the guest here 3 may 2021
May your soul rest in Peace
Raw & authentic. 👏🏾 well done
Powerful Story! Well done Amanda keep it up, encourage and motivate young women coming up.
Touching success story of Amanda... well-done, I hope many youngsters out there will be inspired
Inspiring, I love to hear more of the women leading and being successful in this very unfair biased world. Be the role model to other women, young girls out there Amanda. I advocate for women, God bless you and give you more wisdom.
Well done Amanda,very phenomenal, you are a star!
As a Zimbabwean in the diaspora. I salute you Amanda. Being in the UK and US and Australia is not everything. This i know now
Amanda this is amazing. U really need to have your own mine .You need 1.Think about it .Dont rush it .Get the experience there. We can come and consult you coz right now its difficult to get advice on mining issues .We need such young people like u whom we can relate to at our level.. You seem to be an approachable person. Register yo own mining comp with ZIDA.U really can do amazing greater things .Our Zim gvt is empowering and helping women in mining too.Dont rush it but its the way to go Amanda.Young miners need your help.
Thanks to the Nyaradzo Group for playing a part in bringing us these wonderful conversation
Great stuff Trevor. Your program brings answers to our national problems. Amanda and other young leaders should be given chance to contribute on the direction the country should be run.and the most seasoned people you have interviewed in this program can be the back benchers. She is 27 but very powerfull.
Inspiring Amanda, we need for part 2
Wow Trevor you have done it again...I truly enjoyed this conversation....she is amazing....keep rising Amanda
Very inspiring!!! Well done Amanda 👏🏾. So proud of you. #Gmonzi alumni
inspiring indeed. God bless those who raised her...
Awesome Amanda. Congrats and wishing you the very best. Trevor you nailed it. I like the way you gave her time to express herself.
I am a father of 3 girls and I am so excited with what girls are up to.
Well Done Amanda I am proud of you
I'm lost of Words Amanda ,determination is the key.Go girl
Inspirational.The future is young.
Great and inspirational conversation, the sky is the limit Amanda.
Well done Amanda. Yours is a very unique and inspiring story.
Great Insights Amanda, so much wisdom there. God bless.
I am so proud of you Amanda
Wow Amanda your so inspiring what an inspiration
Very inspirational. As young mining engineer aswell, this interview is very motivational .
I like how you continue manage your doubt, and believe in yourself.
We can definitely do it 💪
The future is bright for you Amanda. Keep the focus and energy and there's no limitation to what you can do or become. Lively interview. Kudos to you!
Inspiring conversation, I hope many young women will be inspired to choose engineering courses
'If the idea can afford to cross your mind, you can do it..' thanks for the inspiration Amanda.
Wow ... Zimbabwe is struggling but I can see there's a breed there that's really tough ... Well done Amanda 👌😏 Beauty with brains 👋👋👋
Quite inspiring Amanda. Keep up the spirit.
There is so much to learn here, thank you Trevor for the show and keep up Amanda
Good morning Zimbabwe and beyond
Welcome to exciting week
Wonderful work you are doing Trevor
I love to listen to your interviews of blessed and great people in life.
It's very inspiring.
Thank you.
Profound and inspirational- well done Amanda
Thank you Trevor for the interview the young lady is quite an inspiration l hope young girls are inspired too
Great interview Sir Trevor and d Amanda....what an inspiring story..Keep it up Amanda!!!
I was born by a woman. My first boss was my mother, a woman. I am the only boy in our family. My second boss was a woman after college. I have never seen competence in the eyes of gender. I missed out on the program I really wanted to do because I was a man due to Affirmative Action. Men and women have different areas of strength. The differences are positive and negative. I have a wife, four daughters and a house assistant. I am still the only male in the house. I do not teach my daughters to confuse competence with gender, neither should they expect sympathy from this world because they are female. In the work place, competence is KEY! When they see what you can do they will respect you. When you miss the mark, they will tell you in their own language.
Well-done Amanda learnt a lot about mining that I had no idea about, this is not the end we are going to read more about you
Inspiring, all the best in your bright future Amanda
Cool, that was my faculty in the 90s. Is Professor Voss still there. I only enjoyed his lectures. Well done Amanda, keep pushing you will conquer. All else is just the imposter syndrome, common in most technical careers.
what an inspirational conversation. Thank you Trevor and Amanda
Thank you for the exciting show as always Mr. Ncube
She is incredible, congratulations Amanda ,great interview
This was very inspirational! Keep on climbing the ladder. You are destined for greatness 💯
Good morning ya'll . Have a productive week ahead.
This is inspiring have loved the discussion. There is more to mining its a very interesting field.
I'm inspired 👌
Your background almost got me in tears ... Great family 💞
And you made it 👋👋👋
Goromonzi my former school ... So proud of you ❤️
Proud of you "Tiger" as our form 1 Maths Teacher Mr Muzamwese would call you at Goromonzi.I am very inspired.
Great interview, congratulations Amanda. So inspiring.
Go girl ... I love that point on delegation ... It truly gives people ownership and responsibility ... I rewinded that 3 times 👌👋
They call it "Chikwera", you see how she repeats it was hard, its not an exaggeration its crazy underground.
😮Wow that's awesome. Truly. Black excellence
If you can dream it, you can make it thank you Amanda, a book who moved my Cheese also keeps me going meaning am not in the wrong lane as long am wth young lady engineer. And a special thanks to Trevor to be our voice.
Love this interview 🤩,u go girl
Another good one Trevor, thank you
Inspiring 👏 Amanda
Well done Eng...
Beautiful story
Very inspirational. Well done Amanda.
Monday morning tradition😁
Extremely Inspiring, Keep up the spirit Amanda
Wow, this was just empowering!
Love this interview ❤❤❤
Inspiring career guidance. Hope to grow with her as she also learns and gain experience......
Hello Trevor could you please bring in Gumisai Dengure
keep up the good work
Very inspiring young lady
Inspiring...
Straight out of Sunningdale and Mbare
Gratulerer, well done Amanda.
Great Interview
Sadly since Rhodesian rule our country needs workplace free of discrimination, interference, restriction, harassment or coercion exercised or practiced with respect to any employee by reason of age, sex, race, colour, creed, national or ethnic origin, marital status, family status disability, conviction for which a pardon has been granted, religious or political affiliation, or any other grounds proscribed by applicable legislation.
I worked at Barclays and Standard bank in Bulawayo the discrimination of Matebele employees was rife in the early 80s hope it has changed.
Most Matebele professionals were targeted for no reason fired and replaced by employees from Salisbury.I have met some professionals from Bulawayo , physicians, Chartered Accountants Scientists , lecturers based here in New York.
They have no appetite to return back home .I wish this lady all the best 👍
Even in USA 🇺🇸 sadly workplace discrimination is very subtle but rampant.
Corporate world is not for the faint hearted. 😳
Love from 🇺🇸