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NFSAS unfunds 5000 students

The National Financial Aid Scheme confirmed that 5000 students who were funded for the 2020 academic year have been unfunded.

This comes after the South African Revenue Services revealed that the students declared total household income was above R350 000 threshold.

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Jabulane Khumalo
Jabulane Khumalo

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