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'G20 legitimacy can't be questioned' say hosts

November 24, 2025

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Cape Times

THE legitimacy of the G20 Summit could not be questioned as the declaration was issued with the support of member countries attending the global event at the weekend, says Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshaveni.

- SIYABONGA SITHOLE and KUBEN CHETTY

“Our partners in the G20 will continue to implement...we don’t need anybody to take them forward, we can take them forward ourselves.

“But also the United Kingdom will take them forward (when it hosts the G20 in 2027), and we will remain part of the troika of the G20, and we will make sure the South African voice will be there.

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