“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.”
Micmar has been etched into Zambia’s fabric for over 30 years. Today, the reins of the family business have been handed to Michael Kroupnik, an ambitious and driven entrepreneur forging his own path.
Leah Kooma, a vibrant and charismatic managing director determined to win in the competitive market, is leading MultiChoice Zambia through a pivotal phase in its history.
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.
Jo Pope is free-spirited, tenacious and a go-getter. Her approach to life and her willingness to take risks took her from the south of England to South Luangwa, where she made her name as a veteran of the Zambian tourism sector
Dr Denny Kalyalya has vivid memories of several events from his adolescence and youth and he can’t help but start off our conversation by sharing some of them.
I met the CEO of Standard Chartered Zambia, Herman Kasekende, at The Retreat at Roma on a humid Friday afternoon. Known for his punctuality, he was already sitting at a table enjoying a pot of tea when I arrived 15 minutes early.
Jose Moran typifies the Latin American stereotype with charm, passion and charisma. Three important qualities to have if one is to succeed at home and abroad.