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The logo of the G-20 South Africa 2025 seen during a press briefing.
The Gauteng Provincial Government says it is ready to welcome heads of state and government for the much-anticipated G20 Leaders’ Summit next week.
President Cyril Ramaphosa, leaders from the GPG and the City of Johannesburg are leading a CEOs cleaning campaign in Soweto as part of the final touches for the summit.
Speaking to SABC News on the sidelines of the president’s visit in Soweto, the Gauteng Provincial Government spokesperson, Elijah Mhlanga, says it is all systems go for the gathering of the most industrialised nations.
He says they have tested both the security and infrastructure for the event.
Acting Premier @LebogangMaile1 joins @CitofJoburgZA Mayor, Minister @TauParks and Deputy Minister Pinky Kekana to receive President @CyrilRamaphosa as he arrives in Kliptown, Johannesburg to participate in the CEO-City Cleanup Partnership Programme.
The programme, launched… pic.twitter.com/aUfqi3vZNO
— Gauteng Provincial Gov (@GautengProvince) November 14, 2025
VIDEO | Acting Gauteng Premier Lebogang Maile says they are satisfied with the work that has been done in preparation for the G20 Summit:
