The G20's anti-corruption agenda calls for global solidarity yet divisions remain, with the United States notably withholding its endorsement of the working group's declarations. Still, South African leaders remain confident. As they tell Unathi Batyashe in this discussion, G20 nations are determined to turn words into action, and deliver on the key priorities of the Anti-Corruption Working Group.
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