Toh Unplugged

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa South Africa, one of the largest and most industrialised economies on the continent, has made history by becoming the first African nation to lead the G20 . Seizing the moment, President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged bold reforms to harness the continent’s critical minerals as engines of growth and development. On December 1, Ramaphosa officially assumed South Africa's historic G20 presidency, taking over from Brazil. Launching this pivotal role in Cape Town on December 3, Ramaphosa undertook to prioritise Africa’s development agenda and amplify the voices of the Global South. With a focus on driving transformative change, he committed to ensuring that these priorities take centre stage during South Africa's leadership of the G20 in 2025. He hailed South Africa’s G20 presidency as a pivotal opportunity to drive global economic growth and champion sustainable development, positioning the nation of 64-million people as a powerful advocate f...