Felix Fulumame

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @cecild84]

I am distressed by the unprecedented level of the humanitarian crisis facing Malawians in Durban, South Africa.

This crisis is predominantly the fault of Afrophobic thugs in South Africa, who have stolen the money and personal possession of ordinary Malawians, and touched their homes.

I will be making a donation for their repatriation.

Any African who are able to, should make contribution for the dignified return of these Africans, if they can.

They are our people and we cannot allow them to die in South Africa.

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@africatodayMG Its been happening!! Now its not called coup but regime change under B2B epic fury!!! Its's only called a coup under Ibrahim!!!

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@MavlutovRenat @Its_ereko Got to love satire!!! Omly thing left!!

[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Dangote just signed a $1 billion deal with a Chinese firm called Sinoma to build 12 new cement plants across Africa.

Twelve.

Northern Nigeria. Ethiopia. Tanzania. Zambia. Zimbabwe. Sierra Leone. Cameroon. And expansions in Itori, Apapa, Lekki, PH and Onne on top of that.

80 million tonnes of cement per year by 2030. That’s the target.

But the number that should really wake you up is this one. Dangote Group is chasing $100 billion in revenue by 2030. Not naira. Dollars. While everybody is waiting for foreign investors to come and save Africa, one man from Kano is building the infrastructure backbone of this continent himself.

Refinery. Cement. Gas. Fertilizer. These are not sexy industries. Nobody is making reels about cement. But every single road, bridge and housing estate on this continent needs it. And Dangote is positioning to supply almost all of it.

This is probably the biggest business story in Africa this year and I promise you most people will scroll past it because nobody is dancing and there’s no drama.

Don’t be most people.

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@HatsaVii Muli juti tizakupatseni moni

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@PlatformMalawi Solution?

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@slicemagazine I am conflicted!!!

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@slicemagazine Respect

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@TROOPER_265 Nonsense

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@UtdFaithfuls By Dec he is gone.

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@erikchiwala May be u ought to look at it that #DPPMALAWI took a backseat abit so that tizione. U can't blame them. They were ousted on a run-election. First of a kind in Malawi. Folks matched. #chilima rest in peace had much to say about it. It was 4 anyamata oganiza bho. Itsanana Canaan nau

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@Ceasar_bashir @celebrity_mini @mbales_finest02 @Naturinda96 @bryan_murungi @humugofficial @innowabz @adief2j @AshabaRitah11 My Captain any day.

[The Slice Magazine @slicemagazine]

Malawi has been ranked as the 14th cheapest country to travel to. 🇲🇼

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@Freshswagg90 Asatiyiwale pa Salea!!!

[Zangwali @Freshswagg90]

The world’s first 3D-printed school was constructed in just 18 hours in the Salima District of Malawi, specifically in Kalonga village within the Yambe zone. This innovative project was completed in June 2021 by 14Trees, a joint venture between Holcim and the UK’s CDC Group.

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@slicemagazine Atleast now we are discussing thw how. Win Win. Kudos to her

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@UTDTrey NO!!!

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

@JackieAkampwera Nice Ring Nyabo :-)

[Riaan Lombard @riaanlombard11]

Today, for the first time, I learned about Legson Kayira. At just 16 or 17, armed with only a small axe, a blanket, and a Bible, he set out on foot from Malawi to pursue higher education. He walked over 2,500 miles (4,000 km) across East Africa, facing hunger and exhaustion—until he finally secured a scholarship in the U.S. A journey of sheer determination!

[Felix Fulumame @fulumame]

The bench will be used as an excuse by this twat! @SpursOfficial unless game of the season from #ManUnited will murder us. #ManUnited @ManUtd @MarcusRashford