Zambia Reports has come up with a fresh story where Raddison Blu has become a new subject. Ever since, the Finance Bank was sold to BancABC and The Lusaka High Court gave a judgement in favour of Finsbury Investments, the conspirators were required to shift the attention to other holdings of Dr. Rajan Mahtani and hence, Radisson Blu became a hot topic for them. The claim which is being made by the conspirators hovers around a discussion which tells people that Raddison Blu is owned Continue reading →

The Ventriglia family has failed twice in their quest to defame for the Former Chairman Finance Bank, Zambia. A claim which was already decided in 2012 was once again opened this year with a view to trap the Zambian businessman. However, with God’s grace the case was dismissed on account of being already attended by a judge earlier. The result of this impact was that the Ventriglia family decided to take revenge from Dr. Rajan Mahtani and the Lusaka High Court by publishing another defamatory Continue reading →

The workers from the Zambezi Portland Cement Factory have been suffering under the Ventriglia family. The new management group under the Italian Mafias have failed miserably to enhance the scope of the concerned business and to keep their existing employees happy. Several accounts of worker mistreatment, cash loot and other corrupt activities has hit the headline ever since April 2015. The Zambezi Portland Cement Factory was previously under the management of Finsbury Investment, where Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani has an important role to play. It Continue reading →

Things may not have been merry for Zambezi Portland Cement Factory from April 2015 onwards. A major share for this upset goes to the Ventriglia family who have constantly withdrawn cash in huge amount from the factory cash box and have disrupted the harmony. The series of cash embezzlement was brought to the notice of the High Court and recently the High Court ordered the Ventriglia family to pay US $ 40 million to the ZPC along with other damage charges. The issue of cash Continue reading →