Mnangagwa, who swept to power last year after a de facto coup ousted former president Robert Mugabe, told the gathering of government officials and business leaders that he was going to the Davos meetings to "dispel the perception" that Zimbabwe is "an isolated island."
(Reporting by MacDonald Dzirutwe; Editing by Ed Stoddard)Zimbabwe president says his nation is 'open for business' ahead of Davos
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