Chief Justices and Presidents of Constitutional and Supreme Courts of the G20 countries. The G20 comprises 19 countries, namely:

Additionally, two regional bodies join as members of the G20,namely, the African Union and the European Union.

ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa is Africa’s youngest democracy, that prides itself of 31 years of freedom and democracy that were ushered-in in 1994 following the defeat of a repressive apartheid system.

Since its attainment of freedom and democracy, South Africa stands out as a developing country that across the spectrum punches above its weight including its role in improving global governance, pursuit of peace and democracy and in exporting its unique experience of a negotiated transition to democracy.

South Africa continues to grow as a go-to destination globally in respect of travellers, investors, and tourists. Her captivating offerings include a unique blend of natural beauty that covers breathtaking landscapes, a multi-climate coastline, vibrant cities and communities that are a melting pot of rich cultures, and a dynamic business environment.

Each of the nine provinces that constitute South Africa, has its special offerings, including Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, North West, Northern Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal and Western Cape.

As hosts to the 11th P20 Summit and its subsidiary gatherings, the Western Cape and particularly Cape Town at its heart, is a dynamic region where cultures, flavours, and experiences converge. Similarly, the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet at Cape Point, as one of the must visit attractions alongside winelands, flora and fauna.

Climate
In September, Johannesburg experiences a pleasant transition into spring, with average daytime temperatures reaching 22°C (72°F) and nighttime temperatures dropping to 9°C (48°F). It is generally a dry month, with a low chance of rain, and the sun shines for a significant portion of the day.

Currency
Most major international currencies can be exchanged at the airport, hotels and nearby banks. Rates of exchange might vary slightly from one institution to another. Major credit cards are accepted in hotels and most shops.