Twenty-Two Chinese Nationals Plead Guilty to Cyber-Related Crimes in Zambia
The operation, targeting the company Golden Top Support Services located in the Roma suburb, was prompted by a surge in internet fraud cases affecting individuals worldwide
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The operation targeted Golden Top Support Services, a Chinese-run company suspected of orchestrating extensive online fraud schemes.