Tuesday, August 27, 2024The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) in Mpumalanga is currently visiting the Fernie 2 Local community Hall in Mpuluzi to render companies for the community.SASSA will likely be rendering expert services like new social grant applications, change of payment method, consumer treatment enquiries, plus the Social Rel
Bridging Courses Help You Access University If You Need To Improve Your Marks
Students who are unsuccessful in their college applications can become discouraged. It can be especially disappointing if you fail to meet the requirements of your selected varsity course.When this happens students may choose an entirely different career path based on what their marks allow. But you don't have to give up on your dream just yet. Bri
You Can Register for a Bridging Course At Unisa If Your Marks Aren't As Good As They Need To Be
Yes, the University of South Africa (UNISA) offers bridging courses, also known as "access" or "foundation" programs. These courses are designed to help students who do not meet the minimum entry requirements for certain degree programs. Bridging courses aim to equip students with the necessary academic skills and knowledge to pursue their chosen f
It Is Important To Keep A Check Of Your Sassa Status
Checking the status of your SASSA (South African Social Security Agency) social grants is important for several reasons:** Ensure Timely Payments: By checking your grant status, you can confirm that your payment has been processed and is on schedule. This helps you manage your finances and plan your budget, especially if the grant is your primary
Eskom contractor employees are arrested and then get bail for diesel theft
Three Eskom contractor employees have been released on bail after they were found in possession of stolen diesel at the power utility’s Kusile Power Station in Mpumalanga.The excavator operator and two mechanics were arrested for the theft of diesel to the value of R1000.In a statement, Eskom said a supervisor at the power utility, who was conduc