INTRO:The South African Union of Students (SAUS) has expressed concern about the proposed amendments to the National Credit Act, saying the situation will worsen unemployment among the youth. The Trade, Industry, and Competition Department has suggested a provision that will allow credit bureaus to record education-related debt including student loans. SAUS spokesperson ThatoMasekoa has warned that this could lead to the blacklisting of students, which would affect their employment prospects ...

Hlangano wa South African Union of Students (SAUS) u kombise ku vilela eka xikombelo xo lava ncinca ka nawu wa swikweleti laha tikweni, hiku bvula leswaku swita tshikelal eka xiyimo xo pfumala ka mintirho eka vantswa. ndzawulo ya mabindzu navu tumbuluxi na mphikizano yi lava va dyondzi lava tsandzekaka ku hakel amali yo lombisa eka dyondzo ku yirisiwa ku teka swikweleti 

Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni hi burisana na Muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa machudeni SAUS, Thato Masekoa(Masikwa) 

POSSIBLE  QUESTIONS.

** You  are worried that the proposed amendments to the National Credit Acr will affect the students, please take us through your concerns..

** Some say former students, especially NSFAS beneficiaries are not paying back the loans and maybe this proposal, will in a way make promote loan repayments, what's your view in this?

** What are your plans to get the authorities to hear your concerns?