Excellent narrator, fluent , knowledgeable , excellent grasp of her subject, imparts it well to the listener , does it with humility , confident and is everything opposite to what we normally see , the arrogant and ignorant politicians. Unogona musikana❤️❤️
Trevor I wanna be a reader now. I’ve witnessed how this lady changed the Harare city library, I was using that library those days because I was writing my exams.... thank you lady
Oh my gosh Petina.. my first memories of reading was becoming a library member at age 4, when my parents who were so into reading introduced me. I loved the smell of wooden panels, shelves, floors, and the books of course! They opened up realms and realms of world's beyond anything I could ever have imagined - it was like travelling through space and time with each book I allowed myself to be lost in. That love for books has carried through my life. I'll also confess that I've been reading whilst walking since I was about 8 years old, can't believe I've found another culprit lol! I haunt second-hand bookshops too! And now my little girl at age 7 is book crazy also; our best times are spent cuddled up together, reading to each other and discussing books, then watching the books in film all over again!... You hun are so up my street... 😄
What does change look like? Its an important point. The great paradox is how we are failing to utilise all these passionate and seemingly capable people for the betterment of our institutions and country.
I honestly cant stop watching this interview even though it was a year ago it means so much to me knowing there are zim lawyers out there doing the most and putting our country on the map it really is a source of inspiration to me much respect to this Lady 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️⚠️ hmm yeah❤️❤️❤️❤️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️#zimlawyers doing the most
Had a wrong perception of her emanating from twitter. A kind of thought leader that should be holding a ministerial or even presidential role in our country.
okay before we talk of the interview ...her accent and her command for English ...and thank you Sir Trevor you are always ready with insightful questions too
Honestly she's amazing, a genius in her works. It would be interesting if she includes our own history in some of her works . We lack self recognition as Zimbabweans and Africa as a whole.
I love reading I've always loved it, but technology is killing my reading spirit. I need help on how to overcome it. I prefer hard copies. At least I read for daughter who just turned 4 and she loves it. Thanks for this interview, I enjoyed it.
@@jaychirandu346 true and that's her prerogative, however in this interview she nailed down issues that most of us already knew about the govt, albeit with more intimate knowledge of the ins and outs of the administration
Well, if you were keeping track of her utterances in the months leading to the coup, there were people warning Petina about the very issues she is now bringing up, quite belatedly. As a matter of fact, she was not prepared to listen, gung-ho as was in the mood to make sure what she called her Vhitori homeboy grabbed power. Anyone who stood in the way, Petina and her crew of similarly minded Mavhitori quickly labelled those counseling caution tribalists. I am amazed she is now repeating the words she had dismissed with short shrift. You say it is her prerogative. Indeed it is. However, do bear in mind that the coup she vociferously supported, and some say actively aided by colluding with some members of the rightwing British aristocracy, Lord Nicholas Soames, for instance. has turned into a genocidal beast. People have lost their lives, the Harare Atrocities of 1st August 2018 being an example. Crimes against humanity are ongoing: cue Mashurugwi brutes, said to be a quasi militia at the beck and call of Petina's Vhitori homeboy, chopping up people with machetes. Petina was warned that the coup she helped foment, celebrated and fully backed in public was bound to turn genocidal. Coups lead to genocides, brazen or insidious. We have a low-grade but very deadly genocide in progress. A lawyer by profession, your buddy must know it. When the perpetrators are finally hauled before the courts to be held to account, a prerogative of the victims of the genocide, to borrow from your fancy phraseology, Petina will be in the dock. She knows it, the reason she is trying to distance herself from the blood-drenched crime seen. The victims, and those that champion peace and social justice not for the purpose of hawking books, will never ever forget the genesis of that genocide. If she doesn't know it, you had better give her some heads up.
@@jaychirandu346 you are preaching to choir here, I was one of those who gave her a rough time and was frustrated that sick a high profile Zimbabwean was sanitising a rogue outfit. All I am saying is that she is making sense in this interview and is allowed to change her position just like any other. Remember even the MDC endorsed the coup and many people were caught up in euphoria and hope of a better country.
He was questions as soft as wool. Like I pointed out, both supported a treasonous coup. They avoided the biggest elephant in the room, the November Coup.
Jay Chirandu am I missing something here of didnt every Zimbabwean support the coup until they realised it for what it really was??? Anyway you’re clearly missing my point. I’m just talking about interview skills
@@mrsmtm8496 you are clearly missing something, indeed. If you are not, there is no way you can so emphatically declare that EVERY ZIMBABWEAN SUPPORTED A TREASONOUS AND GENOCIDAL COUP. Ini handina kuita zvakapusa zvekutsigira humhondi nehumbavha. Ndapota musandiise muchaunga chezvitutamatuzvi.
Excellent narrator, fluent , knowledgeable , excellent grasp of her subject, imparts it well to the listener , does it with humility , confident and is everything opposite to what we normally see , the arrogant and ignorant politicians. Unogona musikana❤️❤️
Trevor I wanna be a reader now. I’ve witnessed how this lady changed the Harare city library, I was using that library those days because I was writing my exams.... thank you lady
she is well read. one of the best Zim writers I am proud of. thank you Trevor, nice work.
This lady is very intelligent. I am inspired.
Oh my gosh Petina.. my first memories of reading was becoming a library member at age 4, when my parents who were so into reading introduced me. I loved the smell of wooden panels, shelves, floors, and the books of course! They opened up realms and realms of world's beyond anything I could ever have imagined - it was like travelling through space and time with each book I allowed myself to be lost in. That love for books has carried through my life. I'll also confess that I've been reading whilst walking since I was about 8 years old, can't believe I've found another culprit lol! I haunt second-hand bookshops too! And now my little girl at age 7 is book crazy also; our best times are spent cuddled up together, reading to each other and discussing books, then watching the books in film all over again!...
You hun are so up my street... 😄
Well Done Petina - Proud of Santa girl!
What does change look like? Its an important point.
The great paradox is how we are failing to utilise all these passionate and seemingly capable people for the betterment of our institutions and country.
I honestly cant stop watching this interview even though it was a year ago it means so much to me knowing there are zim lawyers out there doing the most and putting our country on the map it really is a source of inspiration to me much respect to this Lady 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️⚠️ hmm yeah❤️❤️❤️❤️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️#zimlawyers doing the most
Had a wrong perception of her emanating from twitter. A kind of thought leader that should be holding a ministerial or even presidential role in our country.
An accomplice to a coup that has turned out to be genocidal.
aww...one of the best lawyers I have ever met in my entire life!
Thank you my Sister Petinah ,Its Tafi Gapa
okay before we talk of the interview ...her accent and her command for English ...and thank you Sir Trevor you are always ready with insightful questions too
Thank you Pettina, this is so inspiring, I think l needed to hear this.
This is so insightful! I love the interview. I would love to see the literacy programme be made available in other places than Harare.
Amazing and excellent work Petina
amazing conversation! thank you for sharing.
A good example of an organized life, taking charge of her own destiny.
Do you wanna k ow something cool
Wow, Petina is inspirational
Job awesome Petina...job awesome Trevor.Zim has such great minds....how come we cant get it right....
Honestly she's amazing, a genius in her works. It would be interesting if she includes our own history in some of her works . We lack self recognition as Zimbabweans and Africa as a whole.
I love reading I've always loved it, but technology is killing my reading spirit. I need help on how to overcome it. I prefer hard copies.
At least I read for daughter who just turned 4 and she loves it.
Thanks for this interview, I enjoyed it.
Keep trying
I have also gone back to reading and my social media time has highly gone down.
Your team should have put Part 2 too. Really eye-opening!!!
Part 2 in on the channel RUclips.com//InConversationWithTrevor
@@Keith0909Maya Thanks. I got part 2 after some search
We are proud of you Petinah.
Vanhu vekwaGapah too much intelligence!
Pettinah is brilliant and this interview was full of wisdom for the dinosaur that is Zim government.
She supports Mnangagwa.
@@jaychirandu346 true and that's her prerogative, however in this interview she nailed down issues that most of us already knew about the govt, albeit with more intimate knowledge of the ins and outs of the administration
Well, if you were keeping track of her utterances in the months leading to the coup, there were people warning Petina about the very issues she is now bringing up, quite belatedly. As a matter of fact, she was not prepared to listen, gung-ho as was in the mood to make sure what she called her Vhitori homeboy grabbed power. Anyone who stood in the way, Petina and her crew of similarly minded Mavhitori quickly labelled those counseling caution tribalists. I am amazed she is now repeating the words she had dismissed with short shrift.
You say it is her prerogative. Indeed it is. However, do bear in mind that the coup she vociferously supported, and some say actively aided by colluding with some members of the rightwing British aristocracy, Lord Nicholas Soames, for instance. has turned into a genocidal beast. People have lost their lives, the Harare Atrocities of 1st August 2018 being an example. Crimes against humanity are ongoing: cue Mashurugwi brutes, said to be a quasi militia at the beck and call of Petina's Vhitori homeboy, chopping up people with machetes.
Petina was warned that the coup she helped foment, celebrated and fully backed in public was bound to turn genocidal. Coups lead to genocides, brazen or insidious. We have a low-grade but very deadly genocide in progress. A lawyer by profession, your buddy must know it. When the perpetrators are finally hauled before the courts to be held to account, a prerogative of the victims of the genocide, to borrow from your fancy phraseology, Petina will be in the dock. She knows it, the reason she is trying to distance herself from the blood-drenched crime seen. The victims, and those that champion peace and social justice not for the purpose of hawking books, will never ever forget the genesis of that genocide. If she doesn't know it, you had better give her some heads up.
@@jaychirandu346 you are preaching to choir here, I was one of those who gave her a rough time and was frustrated that sick a high profile Zimbabwean was sanitising a rogue outfit. All I am saying is that she is making sense in this interview and is allowed to change her position just like any other. Remember even the MDC endorsed the coup and many people were caught up in euphoria and hope of a better country.
@@Vatsunga nyaya iripo apa haisi yekuti vanhu havakanganise, bodo. Chikuru kubvuma kuti vakakanganisa. Petina abvuma here kuti akamamira?
Beauty with brains
Brilliant
Brilliant woman and she looks very young.
She is amazing ..........
I am inspired
Weldone Petinah
Matilda in 'Matilda" was banned at her local library as well Trevor
Trevor with his dyslexia actually does a better job as an interviewer than the likes of Ruvheneko
This was more like two people rubbing each other's back in a jacuzzi than an interview. Oh, by the way, both supported a treasonous coup.
Jay Chirandu I’ve watched Trevor’s previous interviews. He’s always well researched
He was questions as soft as wool. Like I pointed out, both supported a treasonous coup. They avoided the biggest elephant in the room, the November Coup.
Jay Chirandu am I missing something here of didnt every Zimbabwean support the coup until they realised it for what it really was??? Anyway you’re clearly missing my point. I’m just talking about interview skills
@@mrsmtm8496 you are clearly missing something, indeed. If you are not, there is no way you can so emphatically declare that EVERY ZIMBABWEAN SUPPORTED A TREASONOUS AND GENOCIDAL COUP. Ini handina kuita zvakapusa zvekutsigira humhondi nehumbavha. Ndapota musandiise muchaunga chezvitutamatuzvi.
Where is the Harare library
Rotten Row close to Rainbow towers
Emmanuel Tizah thank you
Opposite zanu pf Hq
Anogona
Is the twitter gappa a 3rd force?
Great job Petina, poor questioning style Trevor.
"The actual funny part of writing is having written". Waaal
A fast-talking trickster and vain tribalist with a track record of giving comfort to genocidal maniacs.
Lady does not interest me at all
She is a gold digger at best
Huh? How
What have you accomplished that's worth noting?
Ndanga ndichiziva kuti uchatukwa.
@@arafamacho7755are you serious?
@@jaychirandu346 Are you?