Dr. Rajan Mahtani has worked tirelessly for many years to enhance Zambia and its people’s welfare as well as their overall social and economic development. His achievements were finally recognised on a global level in the year 2021. This honour was presented by Forbes, one of the top business publications in the world. The recent FIN “Philanthropy and leadership roundtable meeting,” which was organised by Forbes, featured the Forbes “Best of Africa” award presentation. The FIN roundtable conference is one of the most eagerly awaited and sought-after business events in Africa. Typically, the FIN event takes held in New York. However, this year’s FIN event was held online, and individuals took part from numerous locations because of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The event was additionally live-streamed globally on YouTube. The role of leadership in healthcare, which has become even more obvious in light of the epidemic, was emphasised by Dr. Rajan Mahtani, who was also invited to the event and acted as an honorary speaker. Other team members participated in the FIN event in addition to Dr. Rajan Mahtani. In addition to his contributions to the banking sector in Zambia, Dr. Rajan Mahtani received recognition for his philanthropic work with Prison Fellowship Zambia, the Stephen Malama Award, and the Scholarship for the Best Law Graduates in Zambia. His organisation made headlines most recently when the president of Zambia said that his nation will essentially abolish the death sentence. The goal of the well-known Christian outreach programme Prison Fellowship Zambia is to introduce Zambian convicts, ex-prisoners, and their families to Jesus Christ’s teachings. The programme also aims to safeguard the prisoners’ fundamental human rights, fundamental human dignity, and access to a fair criminal justice system. Dr. Rajan Mahtani claims that as a result, Prison Fellowship Zambia would provide the Zambian President’s decision with full legal and regulatory backing and will make sure that it soon becomes a reality.
