Session One features Ambassador Mumba Kapumpa talking about Christians and business as well as what is required to run a fruitful and thriving MSME. In part two he is joined by Jack Kanyanga of Stock Brokers Zambia Ltd as they answer questions from the audience moderated by Henry Chibutu Jr.

When it comes to the capital markets, many don't know where to start. And with the advert of technology people have the ability to trade and make money online, by buying shares or investing in promising companies. This is sector is not without casualties, some evil market players have caught unsuspecting individuals and even the elderly, getting off with their hard-earned money. Jack Kanyanga is the Managing Director of a broker firm. Hear it from the experts on how to succeed in this sector and what pitfalls to avoid. He is a church deacon at Lusaka Baptist Church.

Jack, the Managing Director of Stock Brokers Zambia Limited (SBZ), is responsible for SBZ’s day-to-day-operations, as well as leading, implementing and executing the company’s strategy. He joined SBZ in June 2018 and brings with him over 10 years’ experience as a portfolio manager with a leading regional asset management company. In this period his work in investments has covered the broad spectrum of the Zambian economy and a deep understanding of the Zambian capital market through participation in IPOs, underwriting mandates, capital raising, money market investing, real estate development. As the LuSE celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2019, Jack believes passionately that it must be repositioned for accelerated growth and improved liquidity – and looks forward to SBZ playing an active role in providing timely support to help its clients secure success with their investments. (Adapted from African Investment online publication)

Before joining the diplomatic service, Mumba S. Kapumpa practiced law since 1972. Working in public service for more than 32 years, Kapumpa was appointed the permanent secretary (treasury counsel) at Zambia’s Ministry of Finance (1982-92), and then served as the first secretary and chief executive of the Securities and Exchange Commission (1992-2002), a body for developing, regulating and supervising the capital market in Zambia. He thus pioneered the establishment and development of the capital market of Zambia. 

He was the chairman of World Vision Zambia (2013-15) and a corporate governance expert and fellow of the Institute of Directors in Zambia. He was admitted to the Rank and Dignity of State Counsel at State House in April 2014.

The seminar was held on the 30th and 31st of October 2020 at Kabwata Baptist Church. For more information on the seminar and others visit

Website: https://kabwatabaptistchurch.com/