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The defamation campaign against Dr. Rajan Mahtani is one of the finest example of sponsored media. The campaign is specifically designed to defame an innocent person and continue to make use of various entities that are connected to him. It was only in the past month that it was learnt that FZR has convicted Finsbury Investment of tax evasion. The intent was to defame the actual owner of Portland Cement Zambia and now the same news portal has shifted its attention towards Dr. Mahtani and Continue reading →

From the actions of Zambia Reports, it has become evident that the conspirators are not looking forward to stop any time soon. Weeks after weeks and months after months, they are constantly looking forward to enhance their defamation campaign and make vicious attack on Dr. Mahtani & Zambia. Looking back at the previous record, it has become obvious that their prime target is Dr. Rajan Mahtani and any association which is connected to him would also be in the firing line. In the latest event, Continue reading →

The former Chairman of Finance Bank Zambia has been once again defamed by the group of conspirators. The group includes the minority shareholders, The Ventriglia Family, Sakwiba Sikota and Henry Banda. They have pulled up a story that intends to highlight Finsbury Investment’s name in Panama Papers. As a matter of fact, they have also used a picture to Dr. Rajan Mahtani with a view to claim that he has been visiting his legal advisor in the connected issue. The news emerged when Panama Papers Continue reading →

With the Finance Bank being merged into BancABC, the conspirators were clearly unable to sustain their defamation campaign. This is when the authors used their ‘imagination’ and came up with another amusing article which claims that Dr. Rajan Mahtani has been named in the Panama papers. This time Finsbury Investment is being used as the medium for defamation and the authors have made a desperate attempt to make sure that the claim looks realistic. According to the shameful claim, the name of Finsbury Investment has Continue reading →

The news of Finance Bank’s merger with BancABC has certainly become talk of the town. People are extremely pleased with this development as things have gone from strength to strength. To show the importance of this merger, the statistics speak for themselves. The total number of ATMs has now increased to 176 and the accumulated assets have come around to USD 567 million. But the question is – What’s next? Many are predicting that after the merger of Finance Bank, it is time for Portland Continue reading →

Many have only dreamt, but only few have dreamt it with a view to achieve it. Dr. Rajan Mahtani, the former Finance Bank Chairman Zambia has now accomplished a certain goal which was promised few years back. The Finance Bank Zambia has finally been taken over by BancABC. The result of this merger is that Zambia will now have one of its largest banks. Many a time, this merger was questioned. Implications were made with a view to disrupt the harmony and fake publications were Continue reading →

With the shattering news of Mrs. Mohnibhai Lekhraj Mahtani’s demise, it has become evident that Dr. Mahtani & Zambia have faced an irreplaceable loss. However, a consideration that remains a concern is the impact created by the conspirators on a monthly basis. By tracking the events published by Zambia Reports, it has become obvious that the conspirators get at least one article published during a month to defame Dr. Rajan Mahtani. In this current month, there has not been any article so far and hence, Continue reading →

Subsequent to being quiet for few months, the schemers are at the end of the day once more into business with a defamatory article on Dr. Rajan Mahtani. According to the most recent production of Zambia Reports, the writer of the article, Evans Mulenga, claims that Dr. Mahtani has fizzled trying to have ZPC (Zambezi Portland Cement) once again into his authority. The article further claims that Justice F. Chishimba has rejected Dr. Rajan Mahtani’s case to have the bond processing plant taken once again Continue reading →