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A COP26 delegation made to measure for Mnangagwa's son

Best known as a music producer, Emmerson Tanaka Mnangagwa, one of the Zimbabwean president's sons, travelled with several associates as part of the big Zimbabwean delegation which went to Glasgow for COP26. His aim was to promote his new company, Carbcred. [...] (289 words)

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