Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says the province is ready to host the G20 Leaders Summit scheduled to take place later this month.

The provincial government briefed the media on the state of readiness for the Summit.

Lesufi outlined the province’s comprehensive preparedness measures across critical areas, including safety and security.

Lesufi says there is a plan in place to ensure smooth traffic on the province’s roads during the summit.

“We have introduced a dedicated integrated traffic management plan involving all metro police units and traffic services. All these are meant to ensure that we don’t have long traffic jams or create traffic blockages enroute to the summit. The Transport Department has engaged the taxi industry on public transport issues. This includes informal taxi ranks and communication of planned road closures.”

[ IN PICTURES]: Media briefing on the Gauteng state of readiness for the G20 Leaders’ Summit pic.twitter.com/wIEujgZH5O

— Gauteng Provincial Gov (@GautengProvince) November 4, 2025