GOOD NEWS: The R350 srd Grant from Sassa will be increased to R624 from the current R350.
The social improvement branch of South Africa is working to alleviate the concerns of the people of the country affected …
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In Preparation For The National Shutdown The DA Is Filing A Case Against The EFF
JOHANNESBURG: Some protests flared up in different areas of the country on Monday as the countrywide shutdown of the Economic …
The Department Redirects Money From the Funza Lushaka Bursary
Due to the introduction of new subjects in South Africa’s education system, many teachers have raised concerns about the lack …
LATEST NEWS: CAN YOU WORK AS ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO THE OFFICE? (Grade 12)
ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK REF NO: Recruit 2023/165 (National Prosecutions Service)SALARY LEVEL: R181 599 per annum (Level 05)SOURCE: https://www.dpsa.gov.zaCENTRE: Head Office: PretoriaLOCATION: …
GOOD NEWS: GENERAL FOREMAN- CLEANING SERVICES AT THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Cleaning Services General Foreman in the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure. The job is reserved for persons with impairments. …
What Should You Do About March Sassa Grant Payment Problems?
Many people in South Africa were able to collect their social grants in March, but they encountered various problems when …
Second Chance Matriculation Program Now Started For May/June Rewrites
Through the Second Chance Matric program, candidates who are preparing for the May/June examinations can receive support. This is for …
NSFAS Promises To Address Student Accommodation Problem
Violent student protests have affected academic activities at different universities. Due to the disruption of these activities, the NSFAS and …
UCT Campus Police Clash With Student Protesters
Students who were told to stay indoors due to the threat of failing their exams were then confronted by police. …
New NSFAS Eligibility Requirements To Be Implemented in 2024
The new eligibility criteria for the National Student Financial Assistance Scheme (NSFAS) have been causing controversy. During a meeting with …
