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NSFAS positions student accommodation at the heart of its Student-Centred Model - Vimarsana News

NSFAS positions student accommodation at the heart of its Student-Centred Model

NSFAS CEO Andile Nongogo explains how the Student Accommodation Portal will increase lodging capacity, safety and security for beneficiaries

Source: mg.co.za
South Africa: Basic Education update on the review of the norms and standards for public school infrastructure delivery - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Basic Education update on the review of the norms and standards for public school infrastructure delivery

Download logoBasic Education Department update on the review of the norms and standards for public school infrastructure delivery The Department of Basic

GroundUp visited schools in 2013 and went back last month. Here's what they saw - Vimarsana News

GroundUp visited schools in 2013 and went back last month. Here's what they saw

Nine years after Zakes Mda and Thabo Makgoba were shocked by conditions in these Eastern Cape schools, there’s little sign of improvement.

Source: ewn.co.za
We visited these schools in 2013 and went back last month. Here's what we found - Vimarsana News

We visited these schools in 2013 and went back last month. Here's what we found

Nine years after Zakes Mda and Thabo Makgoba were shocked by conditions in these Eastern Cape schools, there’s little sign of improvement.

Source: ewn.co.za
We visited these schools in 2013. We went back last month. Here's what we found - Vimarsana News

We visited these schools in 2013. We went back last month. Here's what we found

Nine years after Zakes Mda and Thabo Makgoba were shocked by conditions in these Eastern Cape schools, there’s little sign of improvement