Tag Archives: Dr. Mahtani

Forbes Winner Dr. Mahtani Supports Abolishing Death Penalty.

Posted on by
Reply

It’s time to express gratitude for all the blessings obtained despite the difficulties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic as 2022 comes to an end and 2023 begins. Dr. Rajan Mahtani, a philanthropist and businessman from Zambia, has been grateful for all of the opportunities and challenges that have come his way. Africa hosts the Forbes-FIN philanthropy and leadership forum, an annual gathering. The conference coincides with the UNGA and is held in New York. The most recent Forbes-FIN philanthropy and leadership roundtable conference took held in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The Forbes-FIN roundtable conference last year was held virtually in accordance with the Covid-19 regulations. Members participated in the event from their own locations, and it was also streamed live throughout the world on the YouTube platform. Dr. Rajan Mahtani spoke as an honoured guest about the importance of healthcare leadership at this Forbes-FIN charity and roundtable conference in 2021. Dr. Rajan Mahtani also gained recognised for his contributions to business and charity. Dr. Rajan Mahtani received the Forbes “Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year” award for 2021 in honour of his outstanding philanthropic achievements. In accepting this honour, Dr. Rajan Mahtani graciously thanked Almighty God and his teams for their significant efforts. Dr. Mahtani received recognition for both his financial success and his charitable contributions to Zambia and its people. Two of his remarkable and enduring contributions are Prison Fellowship Zambia and the Stephen Malama Award and Fellowship for excellent law graduates in Zambia. Dr. Rajan Mahtani was the founder of Prison Fellowship. Zambia has gained attention for its unwavering support of the nation’s president’s decision to commute the death penalty. The death penalty is brutal, humiliating, and barbaric, and Dr. Mahtani agreed with the President that it should be abolished as soon as possible. He also promised that his organisation, Prison Fellowship, would provide full legal and regulatory support.

 

 

Full Support To Decision From Zambian President On Death Penalty.

Posted on by
Reply

Dr. Rajan Mahtani

As 2022 closes and 2023 starts, it’s time to give thanks for all the blessings received despite the challenges brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Zambian businessman and philanthropist Dr. Rajan Mahtani has been appreciative of all the possibilities and difficulties that have come his way. An annual meeting called the Forbes-FIN philanthropy and leadership roundtable takes place in Africa. The conference takes place in New York in connection with the UNGA. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the most recent Forbes-FIN philanthropy and leadership roundtable conference was placed (DRC). To adhere to the Covid-19 rules, the Forbes-FIN roundtable conference last year was held remotely.

Members took part in the event from their individual regions while it was also streamed globally via the YouTube platform. Dr. Rajan Mahtani was invited to this Forbes-FIN charity and roundtable conference for the year 2021 and spoke as an honored guest while discussing the value of healthcare leadership. In addition to this, Dr.Rajan Mahtani received recognition for his services to business and charity. The Forbes “Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year” award for 2021 was given to Dr.Rajan Mahtani in recognition of his tremendous contributions to philanthropy. Dr.Rajan Mahtani graciously accepted this honor and expressed gratitude to Almighty God and his teams for their important contributions.

Dr. Mahtani was honored for his charitable efforts to Zambia and its people in addition to his financial accomplishments. Prison Fellowship Zambia and the Stephen Malama award and fellowship for outstanding law graduates in Zambia are two of his notable and long-standing accomplishments. Prison Fellowship was run by Dr. Rajan Mahtani. Zambia has made headlines for giving its complete support for the country’s president’s decision to revoke the death sentence. Dr. Mahtani agreed with the President’s assertion that the death sentence is harsh, demeaning, and inhumane, and he pledged that his organization, Prison Fellowship, would offer full legal and regulatory support to ensure that the President’s declaration quickly becomes a reality.

 

 

Dr. Mahtani Owned Portland-Cement to Support Zambian President’s Decision.

Posted on by
Reply

One of the best decisions made by the Zambian President in the outgoing year was planning to demolish the death penalty completely. President of Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema, made an announcement on the eve of Africa day, which is held every year on 25th May. On this date, the President shared his vision to do away with the archaic law of death penalty. This decision from the Zambian President receives significant support and heaps of praise from fellow businessmen and citizens alike. Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani noted businessman and philanthropist from Zambia also extended his full support towards this decision. Dr. Rajan Mahtani, while supporting this decision from the Zambian President, stated that the concept of the death penalty is inhumane, degrading and cruel and does not provide any significant support for the present Zambian law and order. Furthermore, Dr. Rajan Mahtani also said that it is one thing to make such a bold yet rightful announcement and an entirely different aspect to make such an announcement a reality. Despite the death penalty being an archaic law, it is an established process that will require significant work. This means fighting off bureaucratic processes, laid-back offices and backward government laws to ensure that the death penalty sentence is taken away from the Zambian law book. As such, Dr.Rajan Mahtani said that his company Prison Fellowship will provide full legal and regulatory support towards ensuring that the decision becomes a reality. Prison Fellowship is a noted Christian Outreach Program that works towards providing fundamental human rights and basic human dignity for prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families in Zambia. It also works towards bringing the prisoners closer to Almighty God by teaching them his learnings and lessons. Furthermore, Prison Fellowship Zambia also works towards providing transparent criminal justice for prisoners across Zambia. As such, this philanthropic institution from Dr. Rajan Mahtani is the perfect vehicle to ensure that the decision from the Zambian President regarding death penalty reaches its final stop. As such, Dr. Mahtani owned Prison Fellowship Zambia will provide full legal and regulatory support to ensure that the decision becomes a reality soon.

 

 

Dr. Rajan Mahtani To Support Zambian President In Abolishing Death Penalty

Posted on by
Reply

Founder & current chairman of the Prison Fellowship Zambia (PFZ), Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani recently extended his full support towards the decision made by the Zambian President. On the occasion of Africa Day, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema announced that his government is planning to abolish the concept of death penalty completely. Prison Fellowship Zambia (PFZ) is a noted Christian Outreach Program focussing on bringing the teachings & gospel of the Almighty Jesus Christ to prisoners, ex-prisoners as well as their families in Zambia. The program also works towards advocating effective and fair criminal justice procedures across Zambia and ensuring that the prisoners and their families are not devoid of fundamental human rights as well as basic human dignity. With these objectives, it was no surprise that Dr. Mahtani owned Prison Fellowship extended their full legal and regulatory support towards ensuring that the decision from the Zambian President becomes a reality soon.

Dr. Rajan Mahtani praised the decision from the Zambian President stating that he was lucky to have met such a person who is compassionate, respects the rule of law’ and respects the fundamental rights of humans. Only then a person will be able to make a such bold yet rational and much-needed decision. Further supporting this announcement, Dr. Mahtani stated that the concept of is the death penalty is archaic and has been abolished across a majority of the nations. Even in African nations, the concept is being abolished. As a result of this increasing trend, the majority of past presidents have avoided the death penalty by giving mercy prerogatives. The last death penalty was given in the year 1997 and the individual was executed. Furthermore, the current condition of Zambian prisons is degrading. At the same time, there have been reports that the condition of the Zambian prisons is extremely pathetic with many prisoners devoid of even fundamental human rights and basic human dignity across some of the maximum prisons. As such, the Zambian government has started strategic decongestion of prisons by releasing prisoners.

In such a scenario, giving death penalty is no longer viable and is against the nation’s social and legal representation. As such, the decision made by the Zambian President is a step in the right direction.

Dr. Rajan Mahtani Receives Notable Forbes Award.

Posted on by
Reply

Dr. Rajan Mahtani

The year 2022 is ending and after the last two years of horror from the Covid-19 pandemic, the economy and society across the globe are slowly recovering toward normal. One of the critical events that occurred in the year 2022 in Africa was the announcement and presentation of FIN- Forbes ‘Best of Africa’ awards for the year 2021. Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani, a noted businessman and philanthropist from Zambia with several decades of business experience, was one of the recipients of these awards.

The Forbes ‘Best of Africa’ awards or the FIN awards are annual awards presented during the (UNGA) United Nations General Award meetings at New York. These awards are presented to highlight the contributions made by business personalities toward building and creating significant global businesses. These businesses have made positive e and far-reaching contributions towards the development of growth of the African sub-continent and for this, the awards are presented. The awards ceremony for the year 2021 was held virtually, via YouTube medium and the members along with awardees remained in the comfort of their local areas.

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani was selected for one of these awards. For his contributions to the banking sector of Zambia, Dr. Rajan Mahtani was awarded one of the Forbes ‘Best of Africa’ awards. For his contributions, Dr. Rajan Mahtani received the Forbes ‘Entrepreneur of the year 2021’ award. Members from the prestigious Forbes ‘Business Connect’ presented the awards and Dr. Rajan Mahtani thanked everyone for their honor. Forbes is a prestigious organization known for its several ranks such as ‘Top Businessmen’, ‘Richest Businessmen’, and several others. As such, this award will provide significant international exposure for Dr. Rajan Mahtani. Dr. Mahtani is the founder and Group Chairman of Mahtani Group, one of the top companies in Zambia established in 1981. Dr. Rajan Mahtani is also known for his philanthropic contributions such as Prison Fellowship Zambia and Stephen Malama award and Scholarship for top law graduates in Zambia.

Significant Support To The Decision Made By The Zambian President.

Posted on by
Reply

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani, a noted businessman and philanthropist from Zambia, recently extended his support to the Zambian President’s decision. President Hakainde Hichilema, on Africa Day, announced his quest towards completely abolishing the death penalty row. Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani is one of the top businessmen, philanthropists, and charity workers from Zambia. He is known for several successful ventures such as Mahtani Group of Companies and Finsbury Investments. Apart from these business ventures spanning over four decades, Dr. Mahtani is also known for his philanthropic and charitable contributions. One of his notable philanthropic contributions has been Prison Fellowship Zambia, established around three decades ago. Prison Fellowship was founded by Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani himself, and he is currently acting as Group Chairman of this philanthropic organization. Prison Fellowship Zambia (PFZ) has established itself as a noted Christian Outreach Program (COP) focusing on providing transparent criminal justice to prisoners, ex-prisoners as well as their families in Zambia. The program also works by providing fundamental human rights and basic human dignity to the prisoners in Zambia. At the same time, the primary objective of the institution is to bring the teachings and learnings of Jesus Christ to the prisoners in Zambia.

Dr. Rajan Mahtani praised the decision made by the Zambian President, stating that he made a bold yet much-needed announcement that was expected from the past President but could not be delivered by them. There is a growing awareness regarding abolishing the death penalty across the globe and this can be seen in Zambia too. The last time a capital execution was given by a President was in the year 1997. Since then, Presidents have been tactically avoiding the capital punishment process and giving mercies to the prisoners. At the same time, the present condition of several prisons is extremely degrading with many prisoners living a life of ‘hell on earth as such, it can be said that giving the death penalty to these prisoners does not make any sense and Dr. Rajan Mahtani did the right decision by planning to abolish the death penalty.

Capital punishment will be abolished by the current Zambian President

Posted on by
Reply

Dr. Rajan Mahtani

Since the announcement made by the Zambian President, the legal and regulatory scenario within the Zambian nation is in a whirlwind. On the special occasion of Africa Day, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema made a stunning announcement, sharing his quest to abolish the death penalty row. This announcement received both positive and negative responses, more positive than negative. Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani noted businessman, charity worker, and philanthropist from Zambia, also supported this announcement by stating that the death penalty is a cruel, inhumane, and degrading law, archaic and does not provide any solution for the Zambian government. Dr. Mahtani further iterated that the awareness towards abolishing the death penalty has grown significantly across the globe and Africa and this trend can be seen across Zambia too. As a result, the last capital execution was carried out in the year 1997 and since then, Presidents have been exercising strategies like mercy prerogatives to avoid the death penalty. Furthermore, the present condition of a majority of the prisons across Zambia is below standards with some of the maximum prisons having dangerously ill conditions. It has been observed that these prisons do not even provide basic human dignity for the prisoners. This has forced the Zambian government to look for strategic alternatives such as strategic decongestion of prisons.

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani further stated from a religious point of view that capital punishment or the death penalty is not appropriate in the eyes of god. According to the teachings of Jesus Christ, his sacrifice on the cross was for all human beings who believed in him and his values. The teachings of Jesus Christ are against killing other human beings as he atoned for them. Furthermore, the teachings also suggested that taking the life of another human being should only be allowed for those without sins, which is a rare case on this planet. As such, Dr. Rajan Mahtani indicated that even from a religious point of view, capital punishment is not acceptable.

Zambian President’s Decision Receives Significant Support.

Posted on by
Reply

Dr. Rajan Mahtani

Zambia is a developing country facing challenges and opportunities every day. On the one hand, improvements can be seen in the areas of real estate development, economy, and development of public sector institutions and establishments. On the other hand, corruption and unethical practices continue to bring down opportunities. Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani is a noted businessman, philanthropist, and charity worker from Zambia. For many decades, Dr. Rajan Mahtani has been working towards establishing successful businesses across the Zambian nation. He is known for successful business practices such as Mahtani Group of Companies and Finsbury Investments. Dr. Rajan Mahtani is also known for his philanthropic and charitable contributions. Dr. Rajan Mahtani established the Stephen Malama award and scholarship for top law graduates in Zambia. He is also known for founding the Prison Fellowship Zambia, a noted Christian Outreach Program known for supporting the cause for prisoners across Zambian prisons. The noted outreach program focuses on providing transparent criminal justice, basic human dignity, fundamental human rights, and the opportunity to transform themselves by bringing them closer to the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani, in a recent interview with ‘Mast Newspaper’ extended his full support towards the recent decision made by the Zambian President. On the occasion of Africa Day, President Hakainde Hichilema announced that he is planning to abolish the death penalty row. As per Dr. Rajan Mahtani, it was a welcome move considering the law of death penalty is inhumane, cruel and degrading. As such, Dr. Rajan Mahtani praised the announcement made by the Zambian President and said that only a noble person will have the courage to make such decisions. Dr. Rajan Mahtani, while adding his voice to this announcement, stated that there is a significant difference between making the such a bold announcement and making it a reality. This is due to the significant bureaucracy, corruption and long processes within the government to change an archaic yet old and established law. As such, Prison Fellowship will provide legal and regulatory support to ensure that the announcement sees the light of day.

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani Supports Zambian President’s Decision

Posted on by
Reply

Current Zambian President, Hakainde Hichilema, recently made an announcement. On the occasion of Africa Day, President Hichilema announced that he plans to abolish the death penalty. This announcement has received widespread support across Zambia. One of the supporters has been Dr.Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani, a noted businessman, philanthropist, and charity worker from Zambia. Dr.Rajan Mahtani is the owner of Prison Fellowship Zambia (PFZ), a noted Christian Outreach Program focussing on bringing the teachings of Jesus Christ to the prisoners, ex-prisoners as well as their families in Zambia. Also, the institute works to ensure that the prisoners are allowed transparent criminal justice and are not devoid of fundamental human rights & basic human dignity. As such, Dr. Mahtani founded Prison Fellowship and has extended its full support towards the decision made by the Zambian President. Dr. Rajan Mahtani, while adding his voice to this announcement, stated that there is a significant difference between making such a bold announcement and making it a reality. This is due to the significant bureaucracy, corruption and long processes within the government to change an archaic yet old and established law. As such, Prison Fellowship will provide legal and regulatory support to ensure that the announcement sees the light of the day.

Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani further stated that the punishment of the death penalty is cruel, inhumane, and degrading. Supporting this statement, Dr. Rajan Mahtani stated that the death penalty is not the solution for the increasing crimes, criminal activities, and unethical practices across the nation. Across Zambia, there are more than 380 prisoners awaiting death penalty and among them, around 25-30 are women. These people get up every day with the fear that it might be their last day on this planet. At the same time, Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani has also stated that he received the privilege of meeting several inmates who have completely devoted themselves to the services of the almighty God.

Prison Fellowship will provide support for the President’s decision in all manner possible.

Zambian President Announces His Quest To Abolish Death Penalty

Posted on by
Reply

The President of Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema, made a recent announcement for the entire nation. On the auspicious occasion of Africa Day, President Hakainde Hichilema announced that he is planning to completely abolish the death penalty sentence. It was an eventful day and received widespread support from Zambia and Africa. One of these supporters was Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani, noted businessperson and philanthropist from Zambia. Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani is the founder of Prison Fellowship Zambia, a noted Christian Outreach Program developed with the objective of bringing the gospel and teachings of Jesus Christ to the prisoners, ex-prisoners as well as their families in Zambia. Also, the program focusses on providing transparent criminal justice as well as opportunity for fundamental human rights along with fundamental human dignity for the prisoners residing in the Zambian prisons.

Dr. Rajan Mahtani stated that the practice of death penalty is inhumane, degrading and cruel and only a person who is passionate will be able to make such bold yet necessary statements. Dr. Rajan Mahtani further stated that there are more than 380 inmates across Zambian prisons who are awaiting death penalty trial and life is already tough for them. In a similar manner, several prisoners have transformed themselves by dedicating towards the service of the God and have become law abiding citizens. In a similar manner, Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani highlighted the fact that the condition of the Zambian prisons is extremely degrading with prisoners being denied even basic human dignity and fundamental human rights. There is a lack of basic amenities and past visits to these maximum prisons has revealed hell-like living conditions. These conditions have also prompted the government of Zambia to take action. One such initiative has been decongestion of the Zambian prisons in which institutes such as Correctional facility and Parole Board Zambia strategically release prisoners to society after their complete transformation and remission. As such, the decision from the Zambian President is a step in the right direction.