Blade Nzimande instructs NSFAS to establish task team to probe tuition, allowance non-payment
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande instructed the National Student Financial Aid Scheme to establish a task team to investigate the non-payment of student allowances and fees at several colleges and universities.
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