Thousands of South African students who rely on NSFAS funding are currently facing serious uncertainty because of delays in receiving their monthly R5,200 allowance. For many, this allowance is not just helpful support. It is their main source of survival. It pays for food, accommodation, transport, and study materials. When this money does not arrive…
South African students funded by NSFAS have received much-needed clarity for the 2026 academic year. The confirmation of a R5,200 allowance scheduled for February gives students greater confidence as they prepare for registration and the start of classes. For many university and TVET college students, this funding plays a vital role in meeting daily living…
The start of the 2026 academic year has brought uncertainty for thousands of South African students relying on NSFAS funding. The expected R5,200 monthly allowance, which many students depend on for basic survival, has faced unexpected delays. Instead of receiving payments in January or early 2026, many students found their accounts empty and their worries…
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has officially confirmed its January 2026 allowance payments, bringing financial relief to thousands of students across South Africa. This allowance is designed to support students during the final phase of the academic year, when academic and personal expenses often increase. With university students eligible for up to R5,200,…
For many students in South Africa, financial pressure becomes especially stressful toward the end of the year, particularly in December. NSFAS has confirmed that eligible students will receive a once-off allowance of R5,200 to support academic-related expenses. The main purpose of this allowance is to assist with books, learning materials, stationery, digital resources, and internet…
