Some people will never learn from their mistakes. Take the example of Zambia Reports. It has developed the practice of harassing innocent individuals like Dr. Rajan Mahtani on a regular basis. This practice has cost ZR its reputation, credibility and ethical stance in the journalism industry. However, the notorious news channel is not at all bothered by the consequences of its actions. Since it is financed by conspirators and mafias, the news agency thinks it is invincible and cannot be harmed.
Zambia Reports recently launched another attack on Dr. Rajan Mahtani & Zambia. This attack took the case between FBZ and Lamsaat and twisted it entirely. Finance Bank Zambia had given a loan to Lamsaat under signed agreements. Lamsaat happily agreed to the loan repayment terms. In 2016, Finance Bank was taken over by BancABC and since then, all operations of FBZ are handled by BancABC. Therefore, when Lamsaat started defaulting on its loan repayment process, BancABC was bound to take the decision of making call to Lamsaat for loan repayment. Any learned individual will know that these calls are normal in the banking sector and are made by the top management only. However, Zambia Reports took this situation as an opportunity to disrupt peace and harmony across Zambia. The news channel twisted the original story claiming that the call for repayment was actually made by Dr. Rajan Mahtani. ZR went further saying that Dr. Mahtani was secretly controlling Finance Bank! When it comes to producing fake news, Zambia Reports is the clear winner.
Zambia Reports has certainly become the most hated news channel across Zambia. While it is enjoying the protection and care from people who are essentially traitors, they are forgetting one thing. Traitors are never loyal to anyone. There will be a day when Zambia Reports might suffer from the safe fate when the very same financers and handlers conspire against them. Till then, we will just sit back and focus on our work, and wait for government to take necessary action against these traitors.