It has been an old habit of the conspirators to drag Dr. Rajan Mahtani in any conversation which relates to crime and dirty politics. Recently, when Nchito Mutembo had faced criminal charges for nine offences, the conspirators were quick to mention the name of the Finance Bank Chairman as the next contender who can face similar charges.

A major player in this ‘defamation game’ is Zambia Reports who takes pride in publishing articles that talks against Dr. Mahtani. There have been numerous occasions where the notorious news portal has made imaginative claims on Dr. Mahtani and has tried to portray his image as a culprit. However, this has never stopped Dr. Rajan Mathani from making key contributions in the development of Zambia.

Recently, when the Finance Bank started its listing process on the Lusaka Stock Exchange, Zambia Reports was quick to mention that the listing process has been withdrawn and Dr. Mahtani has betrayed the current President, Edgar Lungu. Sadly, the news was nothing more than a sham and soon it was dismissed on account of being irrelevant and baseless. It is time that the conspirators find an alternative to their full-time occupation of defaming Dr. Rajan Mahtani.

It is absolutely shocking to find what some people in Zambia are doing to get themselves in the limelight. Recently, an article in Zambia Reports claimed that the Finance Bank of Zambia has withdrawn its listing process on the Lusaka Stock. The article also convicted Dr. Rajan Mahtani, the Finance Bank Zambia Chairman of betraying Edgar Lunge, Zambia’s current President.

However, the most shocking part of this news is that it is completely fake and is based on weak arguments and irrelevant stories. The audacity of the conspirators allowed them to publish this defamatory content on Zambia Reports, a heavily-funded news portal in Zambia, with a view to unsettle the prevailing harmony. Locals as well as international officials were in a shock with this news until it was confirmed by internal sources that FBZ was continuing with its listing process and would soon offer an opportunity to the locals to own the shares of FBZ.

This has been the second attempt of the conspirators in the past six months to defame Dr. Rajan Mahtani. Earlier, they had published another notorious article which claimed that Dr. Mahtani had bribed Joyce Banda, the former-Malawian President to enter Malawi. The level of conspiracy against Dr. Rajan Mahtani has reached an alarming height in recent time and it is only a matter of time before which Dr. Mahtani would be forced to take some legal actions.

The news of the hour is that Finance Bank Zambia PLC continues to proceed with its listing on the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LuSE) and the locals will have a chance to own a stake in FBZ very soon. As opposed to a recent publication in Zambia Reports, there is no reason whatsoever for FBZ PLC to delist itself from the LuSE and every aspect of the listing process is operating with utmost harmony.

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Zambia faced a shock past week when it was notoriously declared by Zambia Reports that Finance Bank Zambia has withdrawn its listing process from the LuSE. However, on close inspection it was observed that the article was written with a view to create panic in Zambia and defame Dr. Rajan Mahtani. The name of the current President of Zambia, Edgar Lungu was also mentioned such that a rift between two of the most eminent personalities in Zambia can be created.

Zambian Eye, a resourceful online news network had also published the news of delisting in the first place. But, when it was realized that the news is fake, it immediately removed the content and presented an apology to the Finance Bank and Dr. Rajan Mahtani. Attached below is a screenshot of what the apology article suggested.

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The Finance of Zambia is all set to start a new phase of business and this time its business area is not banking, but stock trading. Recently converted in a public limited company, this organization is now set to start its first ever stock trading operations on the Lusaka Stock Exchange. The Chairperson of FBZ, Dr. Rajan Mahtani is handling all the arrangements with precision so as to ensure that all the compliances under Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) are duly met. Here is one of his speech in such regard:

Dr. Mahtani looks determined as ever with his plan to enhance the productivity of his bank. Recently, his bank has also started re-operating in Malawi, a neighbouring country of Zambia. With so much in anticipation, Zambia looks ready to welcome a positive change in their economy very soon.