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NSFAS Confirms 2026 Student Funding – Over 609,000 Approved

Africa · South Africa

NSFAS Confirms 2026 Student Funding – Over 609,000 Approved

Coverage: 5 sources

[SAnews.gov.za] The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is set to outline its comprehensive preparations for the 2026 academic year at a media briefing on Tuesday.See the Story

Nearly 5,000 Gauteng learners still await placement for 2026 school year

Education · South Africa

Nearly 5,000 Gauteng learners still await placement for 2026 school year

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

With 6,736 placement appeals lodged and only 637 objections pending, MEC Chiloane reassures parents that the Department is working tirelessly to ensure every learner is placed efficiently for the 2026 school year.See the Story

South Africa: DBE Reminds Matric Candidates - Second Chance Programme Is Free

Africa · South Africa

South Africa: DBE Reminds Matric Candidates - Second Chance Programme Is Free

Coverage: 2 sources

[SAnews.gov.za] The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has encouraged National Senior Certificate (NSC) candidates, who were unsuccessful in their initial attempt at the exams, to make use of the official Second Chance Programme.See the Story

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