Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been accused of nepotism after appointing his son as one of a new set of ministers following his controversial re-election last month. It's reported that Mnangagwa named his son David Kudakwashe, deputy finance minister as part of the parliament's youth quota. He also reportedly appointed his nephew, Tongai Mnangagwa, the deputy tourism minister. 

Guest: Karam Singh - Executive Director at Corruption Watch 

Guest: Dudu Msomi –Founder and CEO of Busara Leadership Partners

Guest: Cynthia Schoeman - Managing Director of Ethics Monitoring & Management Services

Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been accused of nepotism after appointing his son as one of a new set of ministers following his controversial re-election last month. It's reported that Mnangagwa named his son David Kudakwashe, deputy finance minister as part of the parliament's youth quota. He also reportedly appointed his nephew, Tongai Mnangagwa, the deputy tourism minister. 
Guest: Karam Singh - Executive Director at Corruption Watch 
Guest: Dudu Msomi – Founder and CEO of Busara Leadership Partners
Guest: Cynthia Schoeman - Managing Director of Ethics Monitoring &amp; Management Services

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