G20 Leaders' Summit | Social media trends with Busisiwe Radebe

The article is a transcript of a broadcast segment discussing social media reactions to the G20 Summit hosted by South Africa, the first such event on the African continent. Key points include widespread praise for President Cyril Ramaphosa's organization of the summit, described as seamless and well-executed, with users undeterred by absences like the US. Social media users compare it favorably to the 2010 FIFA World Cup for uniting the nation, suggesting to postpone internal 'family meetings' on problems until after the event. Positive highlights feature interactions between Ramaphosa and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, signaling strengthened Global South relations. The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) receives commendations for its comprehensive live coverage on multiple channels, showcasing behind-the-scenes dedication. Trending hashtags include #G20, #G20SouthAfrica, #G20Summit, President Ramaphosa, Operation Dudula, Nazre, US boycott, and topics on Europe and Ukraine. The summit's declaration was unanimously approved, addressing global conflicts like those in Ukraine, DRC, and others, with European leaders planning side engagements on Ukraine; French President Emmanuel Macron highlighted Russia as a 'unique problem' in the Ukraine war. Broader discussions urge youth involvement, emphasizing how G20 decisions impact Africa and future leadership. The segment notes the ongoing lively atmosphere at the venue in the evening, with media active, and transitions to excitement over an upcoming Springboks rugby match against Ireland.