I'm On One ツ

@danielchibwana 😂😂😂😂😂

I'm in my favourite place, but I feel outta place still ://

Took a full week off gym, now time to lift properly 🦍

My sleep effeciency got to be 0

I lost

Voice in my head give me an earful 🚀

They really stole my phone :(

Don't be so down, common young homie :))

This mong orders cauliflower wings, fam I didn't know they're not chicken wings 😂 anyway I'm at kfc now

Earl on the beat

@danielchibwana 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Everyone is outside enjoying the sun and at the gym 😂

@danielchibwana Their currency is almost 1:1 with the rand.. Raw materials is the only way.

Everytime i shoot my shot 🥲

I miss going to gym on a Saturday at COM and there was always a wedding for vibes 🥺

Bottom abs top small but rn I don't give a fuck

@mtendere1 Not many because Kenyan shilling lacks power, but I refuse to believe that accept mkw for shillings

@ThisisnDox Right that’s true. There’s a risk in allowing that, but I’m not sure how much people utilize that service. Would be interesting to find out.

As digital payments continue to develop and propel growth worldwide. kondwa Mkaimba and I wrote this this Medium article focusing on the impact it can have in helping grow and develop Malawi. #payments #digitalinnovation #Malawi lnkd.in/eF5pAAWV

@mtendere1 I don't disagree, but airtel money now remits to Kenya I believe? Giving everyone this access is a double edged sword

@ThisisnDox No I don’t think so. No one externalizes the Kwacha other than the bank (which is legal), if you read the article I write of local (money stays within the country) and international (money being received into the country) remittances.

@mtendere1 I don't fully agree, giving people access to externalisation will mean more money is externalised, nobody will save in kwachas

@ThisisnDox It would depend, on the productivity of the economy. Digital payments would in most cases help keep money in circulation to be accounted in the economy, as cash in hand that doesn’t always mean it’s accounted. The forex issue is mostly reliant on trade, investments, debt, etc.