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Minister Nkabane confirms that Sisonke Mbolekwa, the student killed during protests at Walter Sisulu University, was officially enrolled and funded by NSFAS, shedding light on the ongoing issues surrounding student accommodation.
Minister of Higher Education Dr Nobuhle Nkabane has condemned violent protests at Walter Sisulu University that resulted in one death and several injuries, calling for urgent action to ensure campus safety.
Durban University of Technology Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Thandwa Mthembu, discusses the ramifications of the fee-free education policy and its impact on student protests, highlighting the challenges faced by universities in maintaining educational quality.
Deputy Minister Dr Mimmy Gondwe leads a vital campaign in KwaZulu-Natal to combat bogus colleges that threaten the futures of young South Africans.
Discover how Busisiwe Mndebele transformed her life from serving meals in a university dining hall to graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Studies, proving that dedication and hard work can lead to remarkable success.
NSFAS is the largest entity in the higher education and training sector in terms of income size. A R52 billion institution responsible for funding poor students from working class backgrounds.
Minister of Higher Education Dr Nobuhle Nkabane praises Dr Naledi Pandor's appointment as Honorary Professor at the University of Pretoria, highlighting her impactful contributions to South African higher education.
After a year of trials and tribulations, Damelin is back on track, achieving full registration status.
The University of Johannesburg has awarded former South African President Kgalema Motlanthe an honorary Doctorate in Politics and International Relations, recognising his contributions to democracy, governance, and social justice.
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) launches urgent legal action to terminate NSFAS's controversial R2. 5 million monthly office lease in Cape Town, while labour unions contest staff relocation plans. The case, set for Special Tribunal hearing, highlights ongoing governance and financial management concerns in South Africa's student funding scheme.
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Ernst Roets discussed controversial and false claims about anti-White narratives in South African universities during an interview with Tucker Carlson, a prominent right-wing commentator.
NSFAS's R44 million debt to private accommodation providers will be settled soon, announces Deputy Minister Manamela, as South Africa grapples with a critical student housing shortage affecting thousands.
Breakdown of student monthly expenses: groceries (R1701), clothing (R992), entertainment (R796).
Stellenbosch University confirms plans to rename the controversial Wilgenhof residence, marking a significant step in addressing past issues and fostering a renewed community spirit.
KwaZulu-Natal Public Works and Infrastructure MEC Martin Meyer and Deputy Higher Education Minister Dr Mimmy Gondwe announce a partnership to enhance Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges, aiming to address structural unemployment and skills shortages in the region.
The Gauteng Department of Health recently celebrated the graduation of 147 HIV testing services (HTS) counsellors at Accolades Boutique Hotel in Midrand, Johannesburg.
A new outreach programme aims to tackle Gender-Based Violence in South African universities.
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The board has it has been instructed to clean the system.
Nsfas board chairperson Dr Karen Stander said they would not tolerate corruption.
Stellenbosch University became the latest Western Cape institution to experience student unrest following protests at UCT and CPUT over fee blocks, financial exclusion and accommodation issues.
Minister of Higher Education and Training, Nobuhle Nkabane has emphasised the importance of the higher education system producing graduates who contribute to economic development, instead of merely seeking jobs in a competitive market
Exploring the harsh realities of higher education, this article highlights the financial struggles faced by students and calls for a re-evaluation of how education is funded and perceived
Students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal voice their frustrations over NSFAS funding and accommodation issues during a visit from Higher Education and Training (DHET) Minister Dr Nobuhle Nkabane.