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ZAFFICO Bell Ringing Ceremony | Rights Issue

#WATCH #LIVE #Mwebantu, We are coming to you live from the InterContinental Hotel in Lusaka as ZAFFICO marks a significant milestone with its Bell Ringing Ceremony in celebration of its Rights Issue. The event brings together leaders from ZAFFICO, the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), the…

ZAFFICO Bell Ringing Ceremony | Rights Issue

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#Mwebantu, We are coming to you live from the InterContinental Hotel in Lusaka as ZAFFICO marks a significant milestone with its Bell Ringing Ceremony in celebration of its Rights Issue.

The event brings together leaders from ZAFFICO, the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE), and other key stakeholders to commemorate this important moment for Zambia's capital markets.

Let us know where in the world you are watching from? #ZAFFICO #RightsIssue #LuSE #CapitalMarkets #MwebantuLive #Zambia

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Archbishop Alick Banda’s trial set for November 3

Lusaka Archbishop, Alick Banda, appeared before the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday ahead of his trial, which is scheduled to begin on November 3, 2026. Archbishop Banda, accompanied by fellow Catholic priests, appeared before Magistrate Mwandu Nakazwe for mention, where the State confirmed the trial…

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