G20 Summit | Analysis on Ramaphosa's G20 summit closing remarks

The transcript captures a panel discussion on the G20 Summit hosted by South Africa in 2025, reflecting on President Cyril Ramaphosa's closing remarks and the event's broader significance. Ramaphosa urged the G20 to act boldly post-South Africa's presidency, ending November 30, emphasizing the Johannesburg Declaration as a commitment to shared global concerns affecting all humanity, not just specific regions. Key themes include justice, common humanity, and inclusivity, ensuring no one—from Africa, Asia, North America, Oceania, or small island nations—is left behind. South Africa's role in the G20 troika (involving the UK, South Africa, and US) is highlighted as a test for addressing critical issues raised by leaders. Panelists praise the African-led tonality and substance of the summit, exemplified by warm South African hospitality, Ubuntu spirit, abundant food, smiling police, and welcoming greetings with dancing and singing. Global leaders, like Turkey's president, expressed gratitude for the hospitality. The discussion underscores the summit's success in fostering unity in a divided world, with an upcoming review to guide future actions. Upcoming segments include interviews with the SABC Group CEO, the host broadcaster, and on-site journalists.