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Standard Bank Africa chief calls out leaders who exploit anti-immigration protests

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Standard Bank Africa chief calls out leaders who exploit anti-immigration protests
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Standard Bank Africa CEO Lungisa Fuzile has criticized political leaders for exploiting anti-immigrant sentiment for political gain. He argues that African nations must prioritize regional connectivity over nationalist agendas to ensure future economic success.

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As South Africa approaches elections, the rhetoric surrounding immigration is impacting social cohesion and regional business stability.

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Standard Bank Africa regions CEO Lungisa Fuzile has called out political leaders who seek to exploit the prevailing anti-immigrant sentiment in South Africa for political expediency, saying the continent is better off connected than pursuing nationalist agendas.

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