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Lusaka businessman, FRAMAKA dies at 55

A PROMINENT Lusaka businessman Francis Mande Kabwayi, popularly known by his alias FRAMAKA which was the brand for his many boutiques dotted around the city,

Lusaka businessman, FRAMAKA dies at 55
Picture: Kalemba

A PROMINENT Lusaka businessman Francis Mande Kabwayi, popularly known by his alias FRAMAKA which was the brand for his many boutiques dotted around the city, has died at the age of 55.

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He passed away yesterday after collapsing about two weeks ago after having hypertension which led to partial stroke, sources close to the family told Kalemba.

FRAMAKA’s nephew, Elias Zongola said his uncle was a beloved figure in both the business and religious communities, sharing that he was a devoted elder at his local church Siloam Life Embassy Ministries.

Zongola confirmed his passing with deep sorrow, highlighting his impactful life as a loving father and a husband.

He added that FRAMAKA was widely respected for his commitment to service and leaves behind a legacy of helping those in need, especially creating job opportunities for youths.

The businessman is survived by seven children and a wife.

The funeral gathering is currently being held at Mr. Francis Mande’s main residence in the Woodlands area of Lusaka.

The family has stated that updates regarding the funeral and burial arrangements will be provided in due course.

Source: Kalemba — Read the original article

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