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“At 23:56 on 23rd October 1963, Zambians rose in reverence of the Union Jack, the de facto national flag of the United Kingdom, for the last time as it lowered, signifying the end of British rule in Zambia.”

― Precious Mwansa-Chisa

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ISSUE 65 | SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2023

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Royd Kapesa

Royd Kapesa

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Dr Beene has contributed significantly to Zambia’s mining industry throughout his illustrious career.
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Public speaking has the power to demonstrate competence and confidence.
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For the past 50 years Sobi has been at the centre of Zambia’s economic growth, developing products that are staples in Zambian homes and schools.
It takes excellence to reach the pinnacle of a global bank, and doing it with character, authenticity, and values adds another layer to Sonny Zulu’s achievements. 
Jito Kayumba, Special Assistant for Economic and Development Affairs, is one of the young Zambians shaping the country’s future.
Madalitso has the right blend of character, personality and attitude to succeed in golf.
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To fully understand the importance of what Evelyn Kaingu is building at Lupiya, you have to step back and look at the financial picture in Zambia.
I n the world of banking, few names conjure up as much respect as that of James Koni.