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South Africa brushes off Scott Bessent’s absence at G20 meeting
South Africa has downplayed the absence of US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent at a meeting of G20 finance chiefs, saying it believed the world’s biggest economy is still “committed” to the grouping as the gathering starts in Durban.
The global economy has slowed and become less supportive of developing countries. African countries may be forced to resort to international capital markets to fill the gap in their development ...
This is not only a strategic investment — it is one that can boost growth, create business opportunities, and reduce pressure ...
G20 chair South Africa warned Thursday that abandoning the rules-based global order and declining cooperation could derail ...
South Africa should join others at the G20 to support universal social protection systems, and not means-tested systems that base eligibility for support on income, ...
"The G20 was built around a presumption that all the world's major economies shared a common interest in a stable, relatively ...
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South Africa: Environment Deputy Minister Urges G20 Leaders to Prioritise Climate ActionDeputy Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Narend Singh, has urgently called for global leaders to address climate action and provide the necessary support for mitigation and ...
We are, of course, meeting at a moment of ongoing uncertainty in the global economy, while there are signs of resilience in ...
The G20's financial stability watchdog delivered a new plan on how to tackle climate risks on Monday, but paused further ...
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