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South Africa Calls on G20 to Implement Global Minimum Tax for Developing Nations

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  • Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana urges G20 to back a fairer global tax framework.
  • South Africa assumes G20 presidency amid U.S. absence from the Cape Town summit.

Johannesburg, South Africa South Africa is pressing G20 members to adopt a global minimum tax system that would help developing nations strengthen their tax base and mobilise resources for economic growth.

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