By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - Social justice and human rights advocacy organisation, Forum for South Africa, has criticised the recent announcement made by the Minister of Higher Education, Buti Manamela, that the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is facing an estimated R15-billion student funding shortfall across universities and TVET colleges. National Leader of Forum for South Africa, Tebogo Mashilompane, says the current crisis raises serious concerns about financial planning, governance, accountability and the long-term sustainability of the student funding model... 

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - Social justice and human rights advocacy organisation, Forum for South Africa, has criticised the recent announcement made by the Minister of Higher Education, Buti Manamela, that the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is facing an estimated R15-billion student funding shortfall across universities and TVET colleges. National Leader of Forum for South Africa, Tebogo Mashilompane, says the current crisis raises serious concerns about financial planning, governance, accountability and the long-term sustainability of the student funding model...&nbsp;

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By Newsbreak Producer Tracy Valaydham - As South Africa prepares to celebrate Heritage Day on the 24th of September, food remains one of the many ways in which our diverse cultures and traditions are preserved and passed down through generations. South African chef Bradley Joseph says heritage recipes are brought to life when they are cooked, tasted and shared. He highlights "chevra" (also known as chevro, chevda or chivda) - a snack mix that has been passed down through generations and has evolved in many South African households. From coconut shavings and cashew nuts to cornflakes and puffed rice, families have added their own local ingredients and flavours, making the snack uniquely their own. Chef Joseph says over the years, chevra has become a staple in many households... 

By Newsbreak Producer Tracy Valaydham - As South Africa prepares to celebrate Heritage Day on the 24th of September, food remains one of the many ways in which our diverse cultures and traditions are preserved and passed down through generations. South African chef Bradley Joseph says heritage recipes are brought to life when they are cooked, tasted and shared. He highlights "chevra" (also known as chevro, chevda or chivda) - a snack mix that has been passed down through generations and has evolved in many South African households. From coconut shavings and cashew nuts to cornflakes and puffed rice, families have added their own local ingredients and flavours, making the snack uniquely their own. Chef Joseph says over the years, chevra has become a staple in many households...&nbsp;

#PODCAST Heritage Month | How the mouthwatering snack "chevra" evolved into a beloved South African staple #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Tracy Valaydham - September is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Awareness month. PCOS is now also referred to as Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). PCOS contributes to a range of health problems in women, including being one of the most common causes of infertility. Yet so many women do not know about this disease or that it can be managed with the right diagnosis and treatment. Medical estimates indicate that up to 8 million South African women live with PCOS. Dr Prithy Ramlakhan, a medical professional specializing in sexual health elaborates...

By Newsbreak Producer Tracy Valaydham - September is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Awareness month. PCOS is now also referred to as Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). PCOS contributes to a range of health problems in women, including being one of the most common causes of infertility. Yet so many women do not know about this disease or that it can be managed with the right diagnosis and treatment. Medical estimates indicate that up to 8 million South African women live with PCOS. Dr Prithy Ramlakhan, a medical professional specializing in sexual health elaborates...

#PODCAST Medical Monitor | Expert highlights PCOS as leading cause of infertility affecting millions of SA women #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - South Africa's enterprise development sector is being urged to shift its focus from creating new start-ups toward helping existing small businesses survive and grow sustainably. With small and medium enterprises employing over 13 million people, business leaders warn that funding and training as it stands, are failing to build long-term commercial capability. GROW Impact CEO Keegan Moodley argues that true economic transformation requires moving past short-term programs to build resilient, independent businesses that can scale... 

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - South Africa's enterprise development sector is being urged to shift its focus from creating new start-ups toward helping existing small businesses survive and grow sustainably. With small and medium enterprises employing over 13 million people, business leaders warn that funding and training as it stands, are failing to build long-term commercial capability. GROW Impact CEO Keegan Moodley argues that true economic transformation requires moving past short-term programs to build resilient, independent businesses that can scale...&nbsp;

#PODCAST Forum for South Africa criticises NSFAS over R15-billion student funding shortfall #sabcnews

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