Unisa, NSFAS and SSETA have all been embroiled in tender irregularities all right Minister Blade Nzimande’s nose

Following days of demonstrations, more students took to the streets on Wednesday to hand over a Memorandum of demands.

Besides students’ efforts towards political change, the latest fighting to erupt in Sudan has plunged the nation into a fresh crisis.

NSFAS-funded students will receive virtual or physical cards for bank transactions, said Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande.

Matriculants provided second chance to gain entrance into institutions of higher learning through CACH programme.

African countries lack awareness of distance learning. Sub-Saharan countries were reported to have low participation in online learning.

Occupation in high demand requires choosing an in-demand career. Learners in need to train and get demanding skills for employment.

Many universities like to associate themselves with exceptional individuals by awarding them honorary doctorates.

Retrenched DUT lecturers have marched to get rehired after getting dismissed for not having Master’s degree requirements.

As desperate and deserving students fight for their funding, forensic investigations have revealed fraudulent and corrupt activities at NSFAS.

After Wits university said that students with historical debt will be able to register for classes, the institution has called on government to step in.

Students who did not get into university can seek assistance about alternative courses and apprenticeships via an online government service.

Cabinet agreed to a comprehensive review of the student funding policy.

No qualifying student will be left out of NSFAS Student Funding support , the government has promised after the Wits shooting.

The investigation, dubbed “Operation Clever,” was launched to probe the alleged irregular admission of prospective students, the sale of exam papers, tampering with academic records, and the altering of marks, among the accusations.

Police in KwaZulu-Natal are still searching for the perpetrators behind the killing of Coastal TVET College Head of Infrastructure Lindinkosi Mazibuko

The Portfolio Committee on Higher Education has welcomed Professor LenkaBula’s appointment as Unisa’s vice-chancellor and said it was a step in the right direction

Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande says NSFAS has received at least 200 000 more votes than last year

Smanga Zulu was gunned down on Wednesday, 21 October 2020, along with two other TVET College students who are recuperating in hospital

Across the world, the higher education sector is changing because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

ANC President Cyril Ramphosa addressed Sasco’s virtual anniversary celebration on Sunday

The incoming vice-chancellor has described his appointment as an honour and said he was committed to be working with his colleagues, fellow academics and students to develop high level skills required to move the country forward

The Minister of Higher Education, Blade Nzimande, has provided an update on when students will be allowed back to universities.

Only 4.2% of millennials in South Africa, from the lowest income households go on to complete a tertiary education and obtain a qualification.

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