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Zambia Busts Chinese Cyber Fraud

June 5, 2024
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Zambia Busts Chinese Cyber Fraud

In Zambia, a significant cybercrime crackdown has resulted in 22 Chinese nationals pleading guilty to various charges related to a sophisticated internet fraud syndicate. These individuals were part of a larger group of 77 suspects apprehended following a targeted operation in Lusaka, Zambia’s capital. The arrests were prompted by a surge in internet fraud affecting not only Zambians but also individuals in countries like Singapore, Peru, the UAE, and other African nations.

The charges against the Chinese nationals included computer-related misrepresentation, identity-related crimes, and operating a network without authorization. They were associated with Golden Top Support Services, a Chinese-operated company based in Lusaka’s upscale suburb of Roma. The company’s director, Li Xianlin, was specifically accused of running the network illegally.

The cybercrime operation, spearheaded by Zambia’s Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC), uncovered substantial evidence implicating the accused. This included the seizure of sophisticated telecommunications equipment used to manipulate identities and deceive victims through platforms such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and various chatrooms. Authorities also confiscated 11 SIM boxes and over 13,000 SIM cards, underscoring the scale and complexity of the fraudulent activities.

Beyond telecommunications equipment, the raid also led to the seizure of firearms, ammunition, and vehicles linked to a Chinese national associated with the fraudulent enterprise. The guilty pleas of the 22 Chinese nationals represent a critical step in addressing cybercrime in Zambia, with the court now preparing for sentencing. The case has highlighted the pervasive impact of internet fraud on Zambian society and underscores the ongoing need for stringent measures and international cooperation to combat such crimes effectively.

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  • Zambia’s Cybercrime Crackdown Nabs 22 Guilty Chinese Nationals
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