Nigel Chanakira

Controversial businessman, Jayesh Shah, has escaped theft charges arising from a transaction with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) during the Leonard Tsumba-era when he and his company allegedly ripped a local bank of nearly US$1 million.…
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The Zimbabwe Investment Authority board chairman Dr Nigel Chanakira has left the organisation. According to Dr Chanakira, he left ZIA on September 30 following the expiry of his term of office.
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By Cyril Zenda "Look at me. You don't know how humiliated I sometimes get? Have you ever been a debtor? Say, a debtor who has borrowed from everyone in the street and no longer takes a straight line to his or her house... you have to…
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Businessman Nigel Chanakira’s Kingdom Bank Africa Limited (KBAL) assets are set to go under the hammer in Botswana, in a move described by analysts as a final nail to the entrepreneur’s crumbling empire. KBAL, which had no resident…
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BOTSWANA’S central bank yesterday announced it had shut down businessman Nigel Chanakira’s Kingdom Bank Africa Limited (KBAL) on insolvency grounds.
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HARARE - Kingdom Bank Africa Limited (KBAL) owned by prominent businessman Nigel Chanakira has been placed under curatorship in Botswana.
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LONDON - Medical charity Vana VeZimbabwe will this Friday host a fundraising dinner and dance in London to contribute towards the purchase of medical equipment for hospitals in Zimbabwe.
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AFRASIA Bank has failed to beat the deadline to settle the $12,5 million for shares held through banker Mr Nigel Chanakira’s Crustmoon which would have concluded the long running divorce of the two parties. The deadline for the separation…
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Banker Nigel Chanakira has sold his 30 percent stake in AfrAsia Kingdom Zimbabwe Limited (AKZL), a move that will see a restructuring and recapitalisation exercise in the financial institution.
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Prominent banker and entrepreneur, Nigel Chanakira, is passionate about money and wealth creation. He was in Johannesburg last week as keynote speaker at the Men of Valour conference whose theme was Making Money Make Sense.
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