The Judge, Justice F. M. Chishimba, found that it would not be just and equitable to appoint a liquidator for Zambezi Portland Cement when the ownership is itself a topic of dispute.

1. Zambezi Portland Cement continues to suffer

2. On 19th May 2016, the Court has refused the
request of Finsbury Investments to liquidate
the Zambezi Portland Cement.

3. The Judge, Justice F. M.
Chishimba, found that
it would not be just
and equitable to
appoint a liquidator for
the cement factory
when the ownership is
itself a topic of dispute.

4. This incident has
given another
opportunity to the
Ventriglia family as
they will now
continue with their
loot.

5. 43 trucks from Zambezi Portland Cement has
already been transferred to Miloto transport.

6. “
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The title deeds of the plant has been recreated
and leased to Astrea Investments.

7. Both, Miloto Transport and Astrea Investments are
owned by the Ventriglia family themselves.

8. It is evident that they trying to steal as much as possible from the
Ndola cement factory before a decision is made by the Court.

9. In light of such developments, it would be herd to ascertain the period when the
people of Ndola will have justice.

10. They have been constantly abused by the Ventriglia family and with involvement of
Zambia Reports they think themselves to be invincible.

11. For how long will Zambians continue to suffer?

12. When will justice be served?

13. Who will repay the damage made at Zambezi
Portland Cement?

14. Do you have the answer?