Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane announced that the NSFAS online application process will start on Friday, September 20. In a joint briefing with NSFAS administrator Freeman Nomvalo, she urged matric students, as well as those from Grades 9 to 11 interested in Technical and Vocational Education, to apply for NSFAS bursaries or loans. The briefing also covered feedback from recent ministerial stakeholder engagements on Post School Education and Training (PSET), Reuben Coetzer SCC Chairperson NWU Potchefstroom Campus.

Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane announced that the NSFAS online application process will start on Friday, September 20. In a joint briefing with NSFAS administrator Freeman Nomvalo, she urged matric students, as well as those from Grades 9 to 11 interested in Technical and Vocational Education, to apply for NSFAS bursaries or loans. The briefing also covered feedback from recent ministerial stakeholder engagements on Post School Education and Training (PSET), Reuben Coetzer SCC Chairperson NWU Potchefstroom Campus.

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We are in conversation with Relationship and Marriage coach, Lulama Mthembu as we tackle this week's di passenger nthuseng.&nbsp;
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As the festive season approaches, millions of South Africans hit the roads to celebrate with loved ones. Yet, for many families, this joyful time turns into tragedy. Every year, thousands lose their lives in road accidents during the holidays. With road fatalities peaking in December, the need for collective responsibility is urgent. Ensuring road safety is not just the duty of authorities but of every driver. By driving responsibly, adhering to traffic laws, and prioritizing caution, we can help reduce fatalities and make the festive season safer for all. We speak to Eric Munyai and Selepe Madisha. 

As the festive season approaches, millions of South Africans hit the roads to celebrate with loved ones. Yet, for many families, this joyful time turns into tragedy. Every year, thousands lose their lives in road accidents during the holidays. With road fatalities peaking in December, the need for collective responsibility is urgent. Ensuring road safety is not just the duty of authorities but of every driver. By driving responsibly, adhering to traffic laws, and prioritizing caution, we can help reduce fatalities and make the festive season safer for all.&nbsp;We speak to Eric Munyai and Selepe Madisha.&nbsp;

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Activist Yongamam Zigebe, known for his fierce advocacy, raised alarm about the widespread pit toilet crisis in South Africa. On our show, he shares his journey from activism within the Nguvu Collective to becoming a vocal critic of the government's failure to address the unsafe, unsanitary conditions millions face. Reflecting on the impact of pit toilets on health, education, and dignity, Zigebe highlights the urgent need for systemic change and better sanitation infrastructure in the country.

Activist Yongamam Zigebe, known for his fierce advocacy, raised alarm about the widespread pit toilet crisis in South Africa. On our show, he shares his journey from activism within the Nguvu Collective to becoming a vocal critic of the government's failure to address the unsafe, unsanitary conditions millions face. Reflecting on the impact of pit toilets on health, education, and dignity, Zigebe highlights the urgent need for systemic change and better sanitation infrastructure in the country.

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