Immediate payment of allowances
Restoration of monthly data
Clear communication from UNISA & NSFAS
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Sisipho Matandabuzo
9 months ago
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Mihlali Mbedla
9 months ago
Enough is enough
monthly data young money must be released
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Mbalenhle
9 months ago
Fix Nsafs payments
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Innocentia
9 months ago
Enough is enough
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Robyn
9 months ago
Allowance tog!
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Precious Mabuya
9 months ago
Enough is enough
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Fortunate Sibiya
9 months ago
We need this funding in order to complete our courses
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Siyasanga
9 months ago
I agree Unisa and Nsfas must give us proper information regarding allowance and we want data
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Sinegugu Nokwanda Sn Mabuyakhulu
9 months ago
Please help other students to settle their debt
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Anonymous
9 months ago
Release our allowance and clear our fees
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Nthabiseng Khanye
9 months ago
We are also humans. We are poor and we trying to study to have a better. But how will we study without data and remittance
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Pfariso
9 months ago
Enough is enough
Release the allowance
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Hlam
9 months ago
We need clarity.
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Ntobeko Mlondo
9 months ago
I am writing this comment as a concerned and committed student of the University of South Africa (UNISA), to express my deep dissatisfaction and concern regarding the exclusion of many UNISA students from receiving financial support through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).
UNISA serves a vital role in South Africa’s higher education system by providing accessible, flexible, and affordable learning opportunities to thousands of students—many of whom come from disadvantaged backgrounds and rural communities. The decision to withhold NSFAS funding from eligible UNISA students is not only unjust but also undermines the principles of equal access to education.
As a distance learning institution, UNISA students face unique challenges, including the cost of tuition, study materials, internet access, and data for online learning. These costs are often just as burdensome as those faced by students at contact institutions. Denying us financial support places our academic futuresat risk and contradicts the constitutional right to education.
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Aggie
9 months ago
Pay our money nsfas
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Londiwelubanyana
9 months ago
We want our allowances to buy data since we are not getting ..#release Allowances
Immediate payment of allowances Restoration of monthly data Clear communication from UNISA & NSFAS
......
Enough is enough monthly data young money must be released
Fix Nsafs payments
Enough is enough
Allowance tog!
Enough is enough
We need this funding in order to complete our courses
I agree Unisa and Nsfas must give us proper information regarding allowance and we want data
Please help other students to settle their debt
Release our allowance and clear our fees
We are also humans. We are poor and we trying to study to have a better. But how will we study without data and remittance
Enough is enough Release the allowance
We need clarity.
I am writing this comment as a concerned and committed student of the University of South Africa (UNISA), to express my deep dissatisfaction and concern regarding the exclusion of many UNISA students from receiving financial support through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). UNISA serves a vital role in South Africa’s higher education system by providing accessible, flexible, and affordable learning opportunities to thousands of students—many of whom come from disadvantaged backgrounds and rural communities. The decision to withhold NSFAS funding from eligible UNISA students is not only unjust but also undermines the principles of equal access to education. As a distance learning institution, UNISA students face unique challenges, including the cost of tuition, study materials, internet access, and data for online learning. These costs are often just as burdensome as those faced by students at contact institutions. Denying us financial support places our academic futuresat risk and contradicts the constitutional right to education.
Pay our money nsfas
We want our allowances to buy data since we are not getting ..#release Allowances
Enough now no more
Release the Nsfas Allowance please!
Allowance and data