Friday, June 5, 2026
14.6 C
Lusaka

GBM’s nephew Adolphus Mubanga convicted for possession of assets deemed proceeds of crime

Adolphus Mubanga, a Lusaka businessman and the country representative of CURZON Global Limited, has been convicted and sentenced to two years of imprisonment with hard labor for the possession of properties considered proceeds of crime. The judgment was delivered by Lusaka Principal Magistrate Irene Wishimanga.

Adolphus Mubanga had initially faced joint accusations alongside former Defence Minister Geoffrey Mwamba. However, they were later separated from the indictment, and Mubanga faced independent charges related to the possession of assets believed to be derived from criminal activities.

The charges against Mubanga specified that between June 1 and August 30, 2021, he was found in possession of four million and 50 thousand units of currency in a named bank, deemed to be proceeds of crime. Additionally, on August 30, 2015, he allegedly possessed K980 000 held at a specific bank, and on November 30, 2015, he held K525 954 in another bank, both amounts considered proceeds of crime.

Lusaka Principal Magistrate Irene Wishimanga handed down the verdict, sentencing Mr. Mubanga to a two-year prison term with hard labor after finding him guilty of the charges. The judgment marks a significant development in the legal proceedings surrounding the alleged possession of assets derived from criminal activities.

Mr. Mubanga’s association with CURZON Global Limited, a company where Geoffrey Mwamba reportedly expressed interest for business dealings in 2011 during his tenure as Defence Minister, adds an additional layer of complexity to the case.

It is noteworthy that Geoffrey Mwamba, the former Defence Minister, remains a separate entity in the legal proceedings, and the verdict pertains solely to Adolphus Mubanga’s charges.

Loading read count...

13 COMMENTS

  1. They can t even tell you what crime was committed because this is another case of hh directing the judiciary to make a decision. Do not worry mubanga you will be out when we take over and the same cell you are in will be occupied by ugly miyanda hichilema.

    • @Kaizar “Kadinya-Nyoko” Zulu: If the police find you, it is straight to jail for you. The two crimes you are charged with await you. 1) You are holding on to a diplomatic passport that you have been ordered to return, and have refused. 2) You entered the country illegally, and the police are looking for you. I hope they find you soon, and lock you away, or better still, throw you in a half full put latrine and put a big rock that no one can remove, over the top.

  2. Strange how the so called businessmen in Zambia fail to account for how they made their money. Unless you stole or made your money via illegal sources, it should not be hard to disclose how you made it.

Comments are closed.

Hot this week

FQM refutes claims over MCK contractors suspension

First Quantum Trident (FQM) has refuted media claims circulating...

Police hunt eight suspects in Kamutumbe murder case

Police in North-Western Province say they are still pursuing...

Ambulance, motorcycle involved in accident in Luwingu

The Zambia Police Service in Northern Province has recorded...

ZEMA approves over 100 development projects

The Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) has backed green...

Office of the President to harvest 700 bags of maize

 The Office of the Vice President’s Resettlement Division has...

Topics

FQM refutes claims over MCK contractors suspension

First Quantum Trident (FQM) has refuted media claims circulating...

Police hunt eight suspects in Kamutumbe murder case

Police in North-Western Province say they are still pursuing...

Ambulance, motorcycle involved in accident in Luwingu

The Zambia Police Service in Northern Province has recorded...

ZEMA approves over 100 development projects

The Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) has backed green...

Office of the President to harvest 700 bags of maize

 The Office of the Vice President’s Resettlement Division has...

President Hichilema signs five Bills into law

President Hakainde Hichilema has signed five bills into law,...

Signing of five bills into law praised

Vice President, Mutale Nalumango has commended President Hakainde Hichilema...

Husband allegedly kills wife after drinking binge in Mwinilunga

A 35-year-old woman of Muwozi area in Mwinilunga District...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_img