The protest for Ithala Bank in Durban was a powerful moment for the community, standing up for their financial lifeline and cultural identity. Founded by Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi during Apartheid, the bank had been a beacon of hope for many marginalized people, making its possible closure a deep source of worry. Marchers filled the streets, their chants echoing the shared fear of losing an institution critical to their empowerment and history. This vibrant display of unity highlighted both the emotional weight of Ithala Bank and the ongoing struggle for equality in South Africa. As they marched, the community reaffirmed their commitment to preserving a legacy that meant so much to them.
