African Foods International

@HonJMuswereJnr Tazvinzwa zvepatriotism, chibuditsai mapaper echikoro Minister. Embarrass Hopewell by releasing your two PhD certificates, and your MBA certificate kuti anyare. Surely that is not too hard to do if you have those qualifications.

My Colleagues I hear you But don't allow anyone to peddle lies , to tarnish the image of the people and Zimbabwe . Journalism is about Facts and Ethics. It is not about brown envelopes , falsehoods and tarnishing the nation's reputation for mercenary trinkets. We want the Best for our Country. Lunatics and Pathological Liers cannot be allowed to masquerade as journalists. We also dont subject ourselves to delusional wanted terrorists . To the self-appointed Chancellor of all Universities.

Today I met with Jean de Dieu Habiyaremye, who runs Multi Foods Group in Kigali, Rwanda. We will be exporting their hibiscus flowers/tea from Rwanda to the United Kingdom. As I have always said, Africa will emerge as a powerhouse through trade and not aid. We hope the Brits will love this Rwandese hibiscus, which will be distributed by our British company, African Foods International @AFI2999.

Good night from Kigali 🇷🇼 Tomorrow, it is work for @AFI2999, picking the best teas for African folk in the UK.

@jahman_adamski Mazoe akachipa kuvanhu, zvimwe zvese yatongova drama! @AFI2999 is putting an end to ripping people off!

His popularity is dwindling because Mr I, I,I has pissed a lot of people off over time. His inability to adapt to a change in the global society in the name of leftist propaganda is letting him down tremendously. His Populist persona is yawn 🥱 He need to READ MORE BOOKS!

Coming to Britain soon—bringing Zimbabwe’s national drink to you, making Mazoe available at the press of a button, and keeping it reasonably priced too. @AFI2999 will beat any price on the market! Follow @AFI2999 for updates!

Last month, I encouraged Zimbabwean entrepreneurs to look at goods they can export to Britain because there are no tariffs or quota restrictions. Here is the Head of Trade at the British Embassy @UKinZimbabwe, Stuart Oxenford, in Harare explaining this. A friend and I have set up a company @AFI2999 in Britain, South Africa, and soon in Rwanda to do just that. Uplift each other by sharing such information and opportunities—the UK food market is so big, there is space for everyone.

Rwanda produces some of the best tea in the world. Many people in the United Kingdom settle for mediocre tea because good tea is overpriced, and that needs to change! We will soon bring Rwandan tea to the United Kingdom. Stay tuned!

This afternoon, @daddyhope put out a call for dried mangoes from Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Mozambique. The pictures being sent through show that there are many hidden gems in this trade. This one is from Murewa, east of Harare, at Chinake village. @AFI2999 will bring these dried mangoes to Britain and make them available at reasonable prices. We have received a lot of messages from Kenyan mango growers, please note that we will also buy from there especially if you are close to the port.

If you want to start a business where you can sell your produce every day, go into food—human beings ordinarily eat three times a day!