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Lilongwe, Malawi
Joined February 2021
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C👽deGuyMW retweeted
Oh women agree with us on lot of things, they just won't collectively do it. If you sit down with a woman, you will be in agreement in most things but if you seat down with a group of women, they will never agree with anything you say
C👽deGuyMW retweeted
If they steal and are corrupt then they don't love this country.
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Surely, I have no insight on the criteria they use to select participants but I know some are unwilling to attend when they hear that they will not be paid rather just be given transport, food and accommodation allowances.
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Educating artisans and digital content creators the business side of their craft and financial management mostly, apart from sensitising them on different copyright topics to do with their art.
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BM singathe as long as official rates remain fixed.Ku Zimbabwe crisis yawo itachitika, ambiri ophunzira anathawa, moti pano ma remittance ngati dziko amaposera $2bn pa chaka, kuposa ma exports athu ($1bn). nafenso mavuto a forex atha kuchepako kutsogolo with more labor exports.
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Dune: Part Three proudly presented in IMAX 70mm. Get tickets now. imax.com/movie/dune-part-thr…
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The final fight for Arrakis. Dune: Part Three only in theaters and IMAX December 18. Tickets on sale now around the world. fandan.co/DunePartThree #DuneMovie #FilmedForIMAX
C👽deGuyMW retweeted
NYC Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani referenced Avatar: The Last Airbender while announcing a major water infrastructure project in Central Park.
"In Season 1, Episode 16 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Jeong Jeong of the Order of the White Lotus teaches us: water brings healing and life.
While lacking waterbending powers, New York City has engineered a cutting-edge recirculation system for Central Park's Pool, Loch, and Meer to replace the current use of precious drinking water with a reusable supply, redirecting clean water into homes. Additionally, the system allows water levels to be lowered ahead of major storms to reduce flooding risks and sewer overflow. Funded by $35 million in public and private investments, the landmark project is projected to save over 175 million gallons of clean water annually."
