JOHANNESBURG – South Africa stands at a pivotal crossroads as it assumes the presidency of the G20 this year. This role provides an unparalleled opportunity for the nation to advocate for African interests on a global stage, particularly in the realm of healthcare. With the African Union (AU) as a permanent member of the G20, there is a unique chance to elevate the African agenda and push for meaningful implementation of industrial initiatives that will enable the continent to catch up with its developed counterparts.Global Health was first included on the G20 agenda in 2017, during…