Malawian insurance mogul Vizenge Kumwenda gains $10.8 million from NICO stake
Beyond his investment in NICO Holdings, Kumwenda also owns a 0.17-percent stake in NBS Bank, valued at MWK1.73 billion ($1 million).
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Beyond his investment in NICO Holdings, Kumwenda also owns a 0.17-percent stake in NBS Bank, valued at MWK1.73 billion ($1 million).
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