Joburg delivers … mostly: G20 closes with progress on paper, tensions in the room

‘People in the 2022 floods were moved to a temporary location in Lamontville, and during this year’s floods were flooded again. It was government essentially moving them from one risky area to another risky area,’ says Cassandra Dorasamy, campaigner at Amnesty International.

‘The ability of the members around the table to arrive at a document early this morning that they were all comfortable with, I think is a good example of international cooperation, even when we don't necessarily agree on everything,’ says Elizabeth Sidiropoulos, CEO of the South African Institute of International…

All eyes on Joburg: G20 braces for tense talks, absent superpowers and big promises. Inside the dark web job boom. And half of South Africans start their day with coffee despite rising prices.

G20 gender deadlock: Feminist gains can be erased overnight, unless the world fights back warns Institute for Economic Justice. Sanofi presses B20 on African’s health resilience. And what else could go wrong? A celebration of the 30th edition of the Zapiro annual.

‘Africa could be losing an estimated $74.5 billion annually due to overly subjective credit ratings…and losing up to $4.2 billion annually in interest payments because of stereotypical narratives that dominate global media,’ says Olawunmi Ola-Busari, political impact manager at the ONE Campaign.