The G20 summit in Johannesburg is ending on a tense note as South Africa and the United States clash over the handover of the bloc’s rotating presidency. South Africa refused to proceed with the traditional ceremony after the U.S. attempted to send what it considered a lower-level diplomat instead of
Johannesburg – President Cyril Ramaphosa officially closed the G20 Leaders’ Summit South Africa 2025, delivering a powerful and unifying address that celebrated Africa’s historic role as host and underscored the urgent need for global cooperation to confront shared challenges. Speaking at the Johannesburg EXPO Centre, Ramaphosa reflected on a year
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was among the world leaders who gathered for the G20 Summit 2025, a global meeting focused on cooperation, economic recovery, and long-term stability. The summit brought together heads of state, ministers, and international delegates from across the world, all working to strengthen partnerships and address
MDNtv launches G20 POP-UP RADIO, bringing you real-time updates, breaking developments and live reactions from Johannesburg as Africa hosts the 2025 G20 Leaders’ Summit for the first time in history. This live radio-style stream captures the pulse of the summit with: • On-the-spot reports • Expert analysis • Delegate reactions
South Africa closes a historic chapter as the G20 Leaders’ Summit 2025 reaches its grand finale in Johannesburg. The final day captures the spirit of global cooperation, Africa’s rising influence, and landmark commitments on economic reform, climate action, digital transformation and multilateral renewal. The Grand Finale includes the release of
President Bola Tinubu has canceled his planned trip to South Africa for the G20 summit to focus on the escalating security crisis in Nigeria. The decision came after a briefing from the Director General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Oluwatosin Ajayi, on the recent spike in violent attacks
Leaders at the G20 summit in Johannesburg have reached a consensus on a declaration addressing climate change and other global challenges, even as the United States boycotted the event. The declaration highlights the urgency of tackling climate change, promoting renewable energy, and easing the debt burden on developing countries. The
Johannesburg – President Cyril Ramaphosa officially opened the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg on Thursday, delivering a firm, clear and historic address as South Africa became the first African nation to host the world’s premier economic forum. Standing before the G20’s vibrant multicoloured protea emblem, Ramaphosa welcomed heads of state
JOHANNESBURG — South Africa made history today as President Cyril Ramaphosa officially opened the 2025 G20 Leaders’ Summit, marking the first time the world’s most powerful economic forum convenes on African soil. Addressing heads of state, global institutions and international organisations, Ramaphosa delivered a forceful opening statement that set the
World leaders gather in Johannesburg for the G20 Leaders’ Summit Opening Session, marking the official start of South Africa’s G20 Presidency in 2025. The opening session sets the global agenda for economic transformation, climate action, inclusive development, multilateral reform, and strengthening cooperation between advanced economies and the Global South. With
