R1 billion has been allocated to NSFAS towards settling the historic debts of about 52 000 students.
The issue of university fees has become a nightmare especially for students. In 2015 they protested fee hikes and financial exclusion at institutions of higher learning. Student movements are concerned. University of the Free State SRC president Sonwabile Dwaba says it is not enough. Asive Dlanjwa of the Free Education Movement at UFS says more money is needed. “That 52 000 students which a billion has been allocated unfortunately it only students who were funded by NSFAS. Student fees is 80 000 but NSAFS will pay only 67 000.”
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