These activities raise serious concerns about national security and economic sovereignty. Why has no authority yet taken action? Why has no investigation reached the courts? The answer, critics argue, is fear and complicity.

“You’re talking about men who have bought silence,” says a Zambian investigative journalist. “They’re not just thieves. They’re system architects. Every regulator, every watchdog—they either look the other way or get paid to do so.”

As Zambia tries to rebuild its international reputation and attract investors, operations like these threaten to label the country as a hub for digital and financial crime. Citizens ask: How long will one man—with foreign partners and private armies of accountants and lawyers—be allowed to run the nation’s economy from behind the curtain?

Note: This investigative article is based on sources, whistleblower claims, and available public data. All individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.