By A Correspondent| A leaked shareholder agreement between controversial businessman Dilesh Nguwaya and President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s son, Sean Tafadzwa Mnangagwa, has exposed how the First Family is allegedly leveraging its influence to push through a waste collection and processing deal in Harare.

The agreement, obtained by ZimEye, reveals that Nguwaya and Sean Mnangagwa are equal partners in Clean Planet Resources Private Limited, a company incorporated in Zimbabwe. The company’s authorized capital consists of 100 fully paid ordinary shares, distributed as follows:

• Dilesh Nguwaya – 50 shares
• Sean Tafadzwa Mnangagwa – 50 shares
• Total Issued Shares – 100

Nguwaya is already at the center of controversy over a waste-to-energy project at the Pomona dumpsite, where his company, GeoPomona, entered into a highly disputed agreement with the City of Harare. The deal, allegedly imposed on the city council by then-Minister of Local Government July Moyo, has drawn widespread criticism from Harare residents.

Under the agreement, the municipality is required to pay to dispose of waste at Pomona, a move that many argue unfairly burdens ratepayers while benefiting private entities linked to politically connected individuals.

The revelations of Nguwaya and Sean Mnangagwa’s direct involvement in Clean Planet Resources raise fresh concerns about the First Family’s growing influence over lucrative government contracts and municipal deals.