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Minister Buti Manamela Promotes NSFAS Applications Before October 31 Deadline

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 30
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Buti Manamela promoted the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) applications during a launch event in Johannesburg. He also led an outreach drive in George, Western Cape, on the final day for submissions. Education activist Hendrick Makaneta warned prospective students against paying individuals who promise guaranteed NSFAS funding.

From ecr.co.za, gov.za

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The scheme is part of a nationwide effort by the Department of Higher Education and Training and NSFAS to ensure eligible students can access post-school education and training opportunities in South Africa. The application period for the 2027 academic year runs until October 31.

From ecr.co.za, gov.za

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  1. NSFAS held a launch event in Johannesburg, with Manamela urging student applications.1 source
  2. Manamela held an outreach drive in the Western Cape to encourage NSFAS applications.1 source

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