Bishop Mambo, board member of the Zambezi Portland Cement Factory has expressed his own view on the prevailing conflict. The ZPC has been under the conflict of ownership for the past few months and the contestants are the Ventriglias family, a minority shareholder with a stake of 42% and Finsbury Investments, stake of 58%.

The Ventriglia family played a game with the political parties which ensured that their deportation gets lifted and they are once again able to dominate the ZPC with utmost harshness and corruption. A glimpse of their true nature was caught on May 1, 2015 when they denied the salary of more than 700 employees in the ZPC and asked them to recover the same from Dr. Rajan Mahtani.

Bishop Mambo believes that with the intervention of political parties, the Ventriglias have managed to get back into ZPC and since then, the employees of the ZPC have suffered. After denying the salary for the past month, the Ventriglias have come up with a new plan to impress the locals and the workers of the ZPC. They have announced that they will offer an increment of 10% in the basic salary of the employees. However, the question which remains to be answered is whether the salary for the month of May will be offered to the workers or not?