Vuyo  born and bred in Bulawayo has been living in the Netherlands for 6 years and is co-founder of "Leren Consultants" a business built to assist individuals who are looking to move to the Netherlands for studies.

Fari  from Harare who is a professional in  the engineering field, took a chance to travel  using the option of orientation year. 

Taurai from Harare a professional in  industrial design who has been residing in the Netherlands for 24 years now. He has vast experience and lots of insights with regards to studying in Dutch and manoeuvring life as an immigrant. 

Patrick co-founder of Realty Africa and  also co-founder of ZimNetworks whose aim amongst others is to also assist with student mentorship across Europe. 

First round table discussion with  the founders of ZimNetwork - 
Patrick, who specialises in  sustainable development and private equity.
Elizabeth who is in Research
Western  working in  the field of gambling regulation and programming
Ogy an entrepreneur who has a startup 

Jane is an aspiring global health professional, currently studying and living in Berlin.
She has been living in Germany for almost 7 years after living Kenya at a very young age.

"Crowned by Jayne" is a business she set up and is doing so well with it, teaching and showing young girls and women alike how to take care of textured hair.

Listen in to hear her story and learn from her experiences!

Neville has lived and studied  in Malaysia, Germany and now he has settled in the Hague a city in the Netherlands and on occasion also resides in France. 

In this episode we discuss his journey to all these different countries, his experiences and his drive to being an Entrepreneur. 

He is an impact driven entrepreneur who runs three companies with a heart for the African continent and its development. 

Mwangi has been living in Germany for 9 years. He completed his first degree at the age of 22 and moved to Germany to pursue a second degree, since then he has had his own fair share of trials and difficulties that most immigrants are faced with. 

Currently he currently he works as a Program Manager at DB Schenker in - Global Business Development (Vertical Market Electronics)

In this episode he not only shares the culture shock but also what he misses about Kenya. 

Mwangi also gives some advice to those contemplating about moving to a different country. 

Bille is currently based in New York working in the financial industry and has been living there for over 10 years now. In this episode we talk about his decision to migrate, how his journey has unfolded, sharing the struggles and success of moving and setting base in America. 
We talk about the current atmosphere in the US and how he has been dealing with it.
He has worked on several projects aiding communities that need resources in Zimbabwe. 

In this episode I briefly highlight on the global movement BLM (Black Lives Matter) and Cathryne Mbofana joins me to talk about her Au-Pair journey and work in a nursery. Now she is currently in school. She talks about her experiences and her motivation for migrating to Germany. Cathryne also tells us her super power and what flower she would be in another life. 

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Adom is a South African/Ghanaian man currently living in Germany. Adom has a degree in Engineering. He tells his story and experience of living as an immigrant. In this episode we talk about the pressures that men face when they leave home. 

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We have a special guest on this episode Nhlanhla Mpofu who is Zimbabwean, holds two degrees one in Psychology and the other in Gender & Diversity. She is currently residing in Germany.

In this episode she shares some of her experiences as to why she packed her bags to seek a brighter future and what it's like to live as an immigrant.

Listen in you might relate to some of her experiences.

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Welcome to "Lass Quatschen"
Literally translated - lets chat in English , As’khulumeni in Ndebele - Ngatitaurei in Shona. The latter two being languages spoken in Zimbabwe. 

So it’s taken me about 6 weeks to go live.I am very excited to have this opportunity to share with you. 

As your host we will be embarking on a journey to share life stories, experiences of many brave men and women alike relating to culture, family, relationships and life as an immigrant.