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Unpacking the G20 summit in SA and what this gathering means for the world

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South Africa is in the global spotlight this week as we host the G20 Leaders’ Summit for the very first time on African soil. This historic gathering brings together the world’s major economies under the theme ‘Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability’.
It’s more than just a diplomatic event, it’s a moment for Africa to amplify its voice on the global stage. Over the next two days, a lot will be happening and that is why we have roped in ECR Newswatch's Dineo Mphahlele to give us the latest on this meeting that could reshape conversations around global governance and economic cooperation.

Stacey Norman spoke to ECR NewsWatch's Dineo Mphahlele to learn more.
21 Nov 2025 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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