CAPE TOWN - Treasury Director-General Duncan Pieterse said South Africa wants to conduct a review of the G20's operational processes during its presidency this year. The finance track of the ...

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This was confirmed by National Treasury Director-General Dr Duncan Pieterse during a G20 Finance Ministers’ meeting in Cape Town on Monday. Finance ministers and central bank governors from the ...

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GAUTENG - South Africa has pulled out all the stops when hosting the Group of Twenty (G20) meetings, something citizens were quick to point out. With the country becoming the first African country to ...

Department of International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola. Picture: @RonaldLamola on X JOHANNESBURG - Minister of International Relations, Ronald Lamola said he is upbeat that ...

The First Foreign Ministers' meeting was scheduled from 20 to 21 February 2025 in Johannesburg. The meeting was expected to address ongoing international tensions and discuss global governance reform.

The SA government has long pushed for local processing of raw minerals, calling for fair trade with countries such as China. At the Brics summit in 2023, Ramaphosa agitated for a percentage of the ...

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Rubio announced earlier this month he would not attend the talks among top diplomats from the Group of 20, the world's largest economies, because of the host government's "anti-American" agenda.

The G20 meeting has taken shape as a show of solidarity with SA by significant powers such as Russia, China, India, Canada and the EU, all of which have sent their ranking ministers to the meeting.