ICPC Probes N71.2 Billion Missing from Student Loan Fund, Summons Top Officials Over NELFUND Student Aid Scandal
A huge N71.2 billion from Nigeria's student loan fund is missing, sparking a major ICPC investigation. Top officials from NELFUND and the CBN have been summoned, and over 50 tertiary institutions may have made unauthorized deductions from students' fees. The scandal has triggered calls for accountability and potential arrests.
Kieran Botha | May, 2 2025 Read More
Key Dates Announced for 2024 Matric Rewrite Results: Mark Your Calendars
The Department of Basic Education has confirmed the release dates for the 2024 matric rewrite results, set for 7 August 2024. This is a crucial update for students awaiting their results to plan future educational and career decisions. The department has also provided online resources and support services to assist students with accessing their results and any further guidance needed.
Kieran Botha | Aug, 7 2024 Read More
Pretoria High School for Girls Principal Suspended Amid Racial Tensions
A principal at Pretoria High School for Girls faces suspension amid allegations of racism following the suspension of 12 pupils. An investigation is underway after claims of racial microaggressions in a WhatsApp group. The school plans to implement a diversity program and continue its disciplinary process against the students.
Kieran Botha | Jul, 31 2024 Read More
2024 UTME Result Slips: JAMB Authorizes Printing from Approved Centres
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that candidates who sat the 2024 UTME can now print their original result slips from approved CBT centres. Starting July 22, 2024, these slips, featuring candidates’ photographs and advanced security features, serve as a verifiable record of their results.
Kieran Botha | Jul, 23 2024 Read More
Stellenbosch University's Wilgenhof Residence Faces Potential Closure Amid Financial Challenges
Stellenbosch University is contemplating the closure of Wilgenhof residence by the end of 2024 due to severe financial strains. The residence, which accommodates around 250 students, has been facing low occupancy and high maintenance costs. The university seeks to resolve its budget deficit by exploring alternatives, including private sector partnerships.
Kieran Botha | Jun, 13 2024 Read More