Pretoria, Nov. 21 -- Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh visited the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) - the financial heart of South Africa and the largest stock exchange in Africa - on the morning of November 21 (local time) as part of his trip to South Africa for the G20 Summit and bilateral activities. The JSE is ranked around 19th-20th globally by market capitalisation, with a total of about 23 trillion ZAR (1.25 trillion USD) as of October 2025. The exchange lists 435 companies, with an average monthly trading value of 6-7 billion USD. Established in 1887, the JSE plays a central role in South Africa's economy, supporting capital mobilisation, job creation and investment. It is not only a symbol of Africa's financial development but also...