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The Dispute Over Nzimande’s Suggested Fee Hike and Corruption Accusations: A Detailed Analysis

by Thabo Sebata
January 12, 2024

The proposed tuition and residence fee increase by South African Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande has sparked opposition from the South African Union of Students (SAUS) and allegations of corruption against Nzimande. The proposed hike, coupled with a decrease in the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) budget, may reduce the number of financially assisted students. Calls for Nzimande’s resignation are increasing, and the future of higher education in South Africa is in jeopardy. The crisis highlights the need for transparent educational policies and tackling corruption.

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The Storm of Accusations Against South Africa’s Minister of Higher Education: A Detailed Account of Counter-Attacks and Charges

by Isabella Schmidt
January 10, 2024

Dr. Blade Nzimande, the Minister of Higher Education in South Africa, is facing accusations of accepting bribes from NSFAS service providers in exchange for tenders and safeguarding. These accusations came to light when the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse exposed covert voice recordings, sparking a nationwide outcry. Despite the political pressure and demands for his discharge, Nzimande maintains that the charges are part of a counterattack against his efforts to eliminate corruption within the NSFAS. The ongoing controversy has plunged South Africa’s political scene into a state of turmoil, with the nation anxiously waiting for justice to prevail.

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The Impending Financial Dilemma in South Africa’s Educational System

by Kagiso Petersen
November 30, 2023

South Africa’s National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) faces a financial dilemma that could leave over 87,000 university students without financial support due to a proposed 10% budget cut by the National Treasury. This could result in increased student protests and a decline in funding, affecting the sector. Universities and TVET colleges already face a massive funding deficit, with NSFAS collaborating with student unions and universities to tackle the defunding and disburse outstanding payments. While the financial future looks turbulent, all stakeholders are working towards sustainable solutions for the students.

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