@waltermzembi@ZtaUpdates@Hon_Kasukuwere, advise your fellow brother. He had done enough to be forgiven by Zimbabweans. Now he is a huge bootlicker seeking readmission. Pathetic human being.
This country is gone shame - haaa and people have no shame. Very soon someone will say this is AI. Haaaa I give up. They are buying and selling souls and country for the sake of power.
@BaleMrMoreFire Ladies with that hairstyle love with passion. Low maintenance and will never cheat. Abo weave onces, will keep your heart on your sleeves
@DougColtart@AlickMacheso I want to say sorry on behalf of a lot of Zimbabweans who share the same sentiment. We see and appreciate how much you love this country, your country of birth. A Zim man. Zanu is always violent, from liberation, they were slaughtering each other and villagers.
@ZimViral No wonder Africa never develops. You guys embraced airfryers what not, manufactured in Europe and Asia. These guys support each other, but black people all they good at is to pull each other supporting products from the oppressors. We are fools
MAKERS OF HISTORY (LIVING LEGENDS)
Dr Kudzai Kanyepi is the very first female Cardiothoracic surgeon of Zimbabwe and first female cardiothoracic surgeon trained at UKZN College of Health Sciences in South Africa. She is one of the only 13 female cardiothoracic surgeons in Africa and one of only 14 of African ethnicity.
After completing her undergraduate medical training at the University of Zimbabwe, Dr Kudzayi Kanyepi spent six years training to be a cardiothoracic surgeon in Durban, South Africa, under Zimbabwe’s Manpower Development Programme.
Upon completion of her studies, Dr Kanyepi became the 12th female in Africa to qualify in this field, four more have since qualified since then.
Among these, she was the fourth of African ethnicity (now there are seven).
You can serve anywhere outside the country and provide a service that will be thought of as great out there. But there is nothing more rewarding as serving your own people. So she came back because she wanted to serve her own people.
Dr Kanyepi has changed the lives of many patients she has met at Parirenyatwa.
She says she has met patients who have made an impact on her life and reaffirmed her decision to come back.
With many patients seeking funds to travel to India and other countries for surgeries, Dr Kanyepi says she and her fellow cardiothoracic surgeons are available and more than capable of giving them the services they require.
Dr Kanyepi has made an impact in the science and technology field, but more women are needed there.
While she could have continued to practice in South Africa or anywhere else in the world, she decided to come back home and serve the people who needed her most, Zimbabweans.
Dr Kanyepi said that the Ministry of Health and Child Care supported her training in South Africa and this was all in an effort to build capacity so that we are able to treat our own patients locally.
@Sebabi_M Of the 178000, 70000 migrated, 90000 own small companies, 18000 are formally employed. Get the facts right. If you move 18000 into illegal status, banks will loose, interest on loans and bank charges. Government will lose tax revenues. Ripple effect, they will stay illegally.
@daddyhope Give me one black african ruler who is is not corrupt. Takasikirwa munhamo and we aspire to be leaders kuti tibe and loot. Mugabe looted buying properties in Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa. More than 40 farms in Zimbabwe. What do you expect from a black man
@nickmangwana Your father was a minister, you got Cambridge UK education. There is no way you will have a heart for poor Zimbos. You are sitting pretty and defending what's wrong. Dai uchigara kumatapi or Dotito you would feel the pain. But coz hauna hauna moyo, black heart, you care less.
@nickmangwana You honestly get your priorities skewed. I feel sorry for those who died during the liberation envisaging a better Zimbabwe. Had they forsee today. They would have let Smith rule. What is better to sleep with a full tummy than to die from hunger .
@nickmangwana I am surprised by a black man. In Austria l met a mayor who cycle to the work. I fail to comprehend an African man. Smith rightfully said, power to a black man will reverse the gains of development. Are we ever going to get selfless leaders who care about mbuya vari kuHwedza.