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Nzimande dissolves NSFAS board while non-payment troubles still plague students - Vimarsana News

Nzimande dissolves NSFAS board while non-payment troubles still plague students

Chairperson of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme Ernest Khosa resigned on Thursday before Nzimande announced his decision to dissolve the board. At a meeting on Thursday, Minister Blade Nzimande informed the board that it had been dissolved with immediate effect. The decision will be pu...

DA calls for Nzimande's resignation amid NSFAS payment crisis - Vimarsana News

DA calls for Nzimande's resignation amid NSFAS payment crisis

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has called for Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande as NSFAS fails to make payments to colleges and universities.

DA's Bentley sets sights on Bhisho legislature - Vimarsana News

DA's Bentley sets sights on Bhisho legislature

The DA leader in the Buffalo City Metro council, Sue Bentley, is set to leave the city to become a member of the provincial legislature if her party performs well in the upcoming provincial and national elections. It was revealed this week that Bentley features high on the DA list of candidates earmarked to become members of the Eastern Cape provincial legislature.

Interdict granted against protesting Buffalo College students - Vimarsana News

Interdict granted against protesting Buffalo College students

The Makhanda high court has granted Buffalo City TVET College (BCC) an interim interdict against protesting students who allegedly caused disruptions at the college campuses.

NSFAS reveals capacity and registration 'challenges' - Vimarsana News

NSFAS reveals capacity and registration 'challenges'

NSFAS described troubled adverse audit and over 36,000 student beds still need to be accredited before Parliament.