A multitude of claims and counterclaims around NSFAS makes it painfully evident that no one has a clear picture at the scope of the disaster.
The CEO of NSFAS, Andile Nongogo has been fired by the scheme’s board of directors as of Tuesday. This comes after the release of a
NSFAS will fire its four payment partners, including eZaga, Narocco, Coinvest and Tenet Tech after concerning findings were revealed.
eZaga says that almost all of its students have joined its bank accounts, with only about 1.9 percent still waiting to onboard.
A so-called technical glitch has caused a short delay in NSFAS students receiving their September stipend payments.
A Change.org petition will be taken to Parliament today by university students bent on taking down the NSFAS direct payment system.
NSFAS has doubled down despite enormous controversy it is facing with a new bank accounts system to pay students their stipends.
The CEO of eZaga says there is a ‘massive propaganda campaign’ surrounding the new NSFAS bank accounts and that its coming from universities.
Herman Mashaba through his party Action SA will take NSFAS to court over allegations involving the new student bank accounts.
NSFAS bank accounts and cards can be used to draw funds from 1st July 2023, but registration is a bit confusing.
NSFAS beneficiaries will have more financial freedoms thanks to new bank accounts and cards that will soon be rolled out.
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