Who decides who gets to participate in society? Galloway's banking dispute raises critical questions

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In a world where financial institutions wield immense power, George Galloway's recent banking dispute ignites a vital discussion on the intersection of finance and political expression. As South Africa grapples with its own legacy of exclusion, the questions surrounding who gets access to banking…

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