Freeman Nomvalo, NSFAS administrator speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema on reports that the finicial scheme NSFAS has robbed qualifying students of an opportunity to study as R1.7 billion allocated to higher education institutions was not collected annually and realloted.

Freeman Nomvalo, NSFAS administrator speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema on reports that the finicial scheme NSFAS has robbed qualifying students of an opportunity to study as R1.7 billion allocated to higher education institutions was not collected annually and realloted.

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POWER Breakfast is a fast paced three-hour news and current affairs show, alternating between the latest breaking news, political coverage, analysis, sport, market reports, weather and all your calls. Whether you&rsquo;re in business, the public service or just want to stay informed, tune in as Thabiso TT Tema connects you to your world.

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Nsfas chaos: R1.7 billion unallocated to desperate students

BOOK REVIEW: “I will not be silenced. Journalist Karyn Maughan talks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema about her book which accounts the times and experiences of becoming a target of bullying and harm after covering the trial of former President Jacob Zuma. 

BOOK&nbsp;REVIEW:&nbsp;&ldquo;I will not be silenced. Journalist Karyn Maughan talks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema about her book which accounts the times and experiences of becoming a target of bullying and harm after covering the trial of former President Jacob Zuma.&nbsp;

BOOK REVIEW: “I will not be silenced - Karyn Maughan, Book author and journalist

Khaya Sithole, Independent analyst speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema after the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) cast a harsh spotlight on the sluggish pace of wealth distribution in SA, saying the world’s most unequal society is yet to meaningfully move the needle on the racial wealth divide 30 years after the end of apartheid.

Khaya Sithole, Independent analyst speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema after the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) cast a harsh spotlight&nbsp;on the sluggish pace of wealth distribution in SA, saying the world&rsquo;s most unequal society is yet to meaningfully move the needle on the racial wealth divide 30 years after the end of apartheid.

Inherited wealth in post-apartheid SA: Unpacking SA’s racial wealth divide (LSE research)

Load-shedding may return as early as next month but will remain at low levels until the end of 2028, when South Africans may suffer the consequences of an electricity supply deficit from January to September, an analysis by the boutique financial advisory firm Cresco shows. Daphne Mokwena is the spokesperson for Eskom and joins the POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema to talk about the possibility.

Load-shedding may return as early as next month but will remain at low levels until the end of 2028, when South Africans may suffer the consequences of an electricity supply deficit from January to September, an analysis by the boutique financial advisory firm Cresco shows. Daphne Mokwena is the spokesperson for Eskom and joins the POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema to talk about the possibility.

Expect load-shedding from January, financial advisory firm predicts | Power outages likely to continue at low levels from next month until the end of 2028

Nsfas chaos: R1.7 billion unallocated to desperate students

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