During the first quarter of 2022, the University of South Africa (Unisa) was the subject of numerous media reports about the accreditation of its Accounting Sciences programmes. Amid the alleged claims that the institution’s programmes were not fully accredited, Unisa assured its students, both past and present, that their accounting programmes are accredited by the South African […]
SA Government Urged To Make NSFAS Bursaries More Accessible
In recent years, the government has made significant progress with regards to funding for higher education. However, many have expressed that more needs to be done to ensure that education is made available for all young people in South Africa. During his political report at the ANC National Conference last Friday, 16 December, President Cyril Ramaphosa reflected […]
Schools Reopening Date For 2023
The new South African academic year will soon kick off and here is all you need to know about the re-opening of schools for 2023. As the December holidays come to an end and the new year is fast-approaching, many of South Africa’s learners and their parents will begin preparations for the upcoming 2023 school […]
Poverty Can Be Ended Through Education – President Ramaphosa
Discussions on how to help further alleviate South Africa’s sky-high levels of poverty and unemployment took place earlier this month. Education can be a key to finding success, says President Cyril Ramaphosa. President Cyril Ramaphosa presented a speech during the opening session of the 55th National Conference, which took place on 16 December, 2022; a significant day […]
Unisa To Close 2023 Online Applications Today
The University of South Africa had given prospective and existing students another chance to apply for admission at the university. In a matter of hours, the university will be closing its online application tool. One of South Africa’s 26 public universities, the University of South Africa (Unisa) recently overtook Rhodes University by being ranked tenth […]
SASSA Paid Out More Than R90 Million To SRD Grant Beneficiaries
Some countries place refugees in camps, while in South Africa they are integrated into communities. The Social development department has announced how much these individuals have benefitted from one of the country’s grants. In history we have seen how tens of thousands of refugees have fled their homes in order to escape war, persecution, or […]
My Intellimali Login | A Guide
Here is everything you need to know about My Intellimali Login. This article includes a step-by-step guide on how to access your Intellimali dashboard, How to check your Intellimali balance, and frequently asked questions about My Intellimali Login. If you already have My Intellimali Account, Visit https://my.intellimali.co.za/login, and log in. To manage loans, allowances, and […]
Agbiz Centenary Agricultural Bursary Now Open
Closing Date: Tue, 06/12/2022 – 12:00 Bursary Category: Earth Sciences,Geosciences, Geography, Archaeology & Environmental Studies, Animal, Plant & Environmental Sciences, Engineering & the Built Environment, AgriSETA, Agriculture. Bursary Details The primary objective of the bursary is to promote master’s, or PhD level research in agribusiness-related fields and Agbiz certainly is proud to be associated with […]
Union Wants Changes To Be Made To Nsfas Allowances
The National General Council has decided that for 2023, amendments will be made to Nsfas guidelines, with a particular focus on the allowances students are receiving. The South African Union of Students (SAUS) convened the 8th National General Council at the University of Mpumalanga from 10 to 13 November 2022. It was at this meeting that […]
Thousands Of Learners Still Not Placed In Schools For 2023
Thousands of Grade One and Grade Eight learners still haven’t been successfully placed in schools for the 2023 academic year. The Department is planning to re-open applications for those still wishing to apply. The Department of Basic Education (DBE) saw a massive influx of applications for learners seeking placement in Grades One and Eight, earlier […]