# Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago says Africa’s priorities including climate change, cross-border payments, and high capital costs remain central at the G20, despite tariffs talks. The G20 talks on tariffs began today amid rising global tension over US tariffs and currency debates. Speaking to Reuters, in Zimbali, KwaZulu-Natal, Kganyago said African central banks aim to ease trade by enabling cross-border payments. He emphasised the agenda is not anti-American, but pro-Africa:
Kganyago pushes African agenda at G20 Compact with Africa despite tariff tensions [SOUND]
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