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TIME FOR A GLOBAL POWER SHIFT

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November 21, 2025

The continent is not just hosting the G20 – it's helping to reshape it

- By Mashudu Sadike

TIME FOR A GLOBAL POWER SHIFT

AS the world's most powerful economies descend on Johannesburg, South Africa sends a clear message: it's time for global power to serve people, not just profit.

The country has pushed for lasting commitments in its G20 presidency - especially on youth employment, climate justice and economic inclusion.

The Group of Twenty (G20), made up of 19 countries, the EU and the African Union, represents 85% of global GDP and over 75% of trade.

First G20 leaders' summit on African soil

South Africa's theme: "Solidarity, equality and sustainability"

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