US President Donald Trump is boycotting the summit but South African leaders say the meeting will go ahead.
US President Donald Trump is boycotting the summit but South African leaders say the meeting will go ahead.
By Shola Lawal
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World leaders are gathering in Johannesburg, South Africa’s economic capital, this weekend for the annual Group of 20 (G20) leaders’ summit – the first ever to be held in an African country amid a boycott by the United States over widely discredited claims that the host country mistreats white people.
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