South Africa to Engage in G-20 Despite Trump, President Says

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has stated that his country will continue to participate as a full member in the Group of 20 (G-20) despite a call by US President Donald Trump to exclude South Africa from next year's summit. This comes a week after Ramaphosa's yearlong tenure as the leader of the forum. The decision to maintain South Africa's involvement in the G-20 is a clear indication of the country's commitment to the group and its global economic and political agenda. Despite the US president's attempt to exclude South Africa, Ramaphosa has reaffirmed the nation's active role in the G-20, demonstrating South Africa's determination to remain engaged in international economic and diplomatic affairs. The article highlights the ongoing tensions between the US and South Africa, as well as the importance of South Africa's continued participation in the G-20, which serves as a platform for addressing global economic and political issues.