Jase Avec Moi
This week I have the honour of speaking with Zuwa Ma...
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Apr 8 2020 57m
Chapter 1 5 mins
Zuwa introduces himself and explains why he doesn’t define himself by his job or career path anymoreChapter 2 4 mins
How active citizen engagement was modeled through his childhood and how it influenced his profound love of ZimbabweChapter 3 4 mins
How coming to Montreal, and meeting the greater African community, further affected his Pan-Africanism point of viewChapter 4 4 mins
Leadership lessons from running the McGill African Students Society (MASS) and other student activitiesChapter 5 4 mins
Why Zuwa chose policy as his way of serving and the role of the African youthChapter 6 4 mins
On how we can make policy easier to digest for the everyday person, and how Gov-Enhance was created as a resultChapter 7 2 mins
On how to start small where you are: at the county, city, province level; and grow from thereChapter 8 5 mins
How law prepared him for governance and policy, and on his experience working in ChinaChapter 9 1 min
The current Covid-19 crisis, and how it’s a current example of the importance of public policy and trusting our governmentsChapter 10 5 mins
Lessons learned from starting Gov-Enhance Africa, on building teams and running an organizationChapter 11 11 mins
Message to his younger self and what drives him to keep going when times are hard