1. Nyasha with Angela Kumirai - reflecting on our college experience 6 weeks prior to graduating

Zimbabweans, What's Next?

This is Episode 1 of the Next Gen Web Series
Angela Kumirai shares about changing/adding majors in college and why doing well in A Level Subjects may not mean they're what's best to study in college.
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If you’re new here, hi! I’m Nyasha and I make feel good, relatable, real talk videos on the web about Zimbabweans in professional and academic spaces with the aim to inspire!

If you would love to see the video version please visit youtube.com/c/nyashazweb

Weekly episodes released on Fridays at 6PM CAT

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✨ About series:

Spotlighting diverse Zimbabwean stories from and for a generation that is hopeful for more opportunities, innovation, equality, equity and national pride.

We sit down and discuss their experiences and how they have overcome challenges.

Our guests include Zimbabwean US college graduates including professional engineers, Rhodes Scholars, CEOs and founders of companies and more.

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✨ About me:

Hi, I’m Nyasha Z. I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Science (Penn Engineering) with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Electrical Engineering and a Computer Science Minor.

I grew up in Zimbabwe and started this intiative to represent some of the talented people we have that may not always be recognized. I truly believe these stories will be important for the next generation - hence the name Next Gen Web Series.

You will probably see guests from schools that I went to because I also want to pay tribute to the places that got me to where I am. So shoutout to my teachers, fellow students from the University of Pennsylvania, Goromonzi High School, Regina Mundi High School, and Nettleton Junior School.