Sakinah Samuels

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Sakinah is Head of Content at Portal Publishing where she manages content strategy for the company websites, and is passionate about the work she does. With a passion for writing developed at a young age, she is always creating some form of written content at all points in time.

Sakinah completed her Bachelor of Arts Degree at the University of the Western Cape majoring in Psychology, English and Philosophy in 2019 and has since expanded her skill set. She also gained an SEO qualification through the Red & Yellow Creative School of Business.

Connect with Sakinah on LinkedIn.

Articles by Sakinah:

 

Thousands of South African university students rely on the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) for crucial financial support. If you're one of them, you're likely wondering about the NSFAS allowances for April 2025. 

NSFAS loans, designed to support South African students, accrue interest. This guide breaks down how NSFAS loan interest works, clarifying the requirements and providing essential information for borrowers.

Thousands of TVET students will receive NSFAS funding in 2025. This is how their April allowances will be paid.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) supports over a million South African students with funding, including crucial monthly allowances. This article outlines how these allowances will be disbursed in April 2025.

The digital age is here to stay, and with it comes an ever-increasing demand for skilled professionals in Information Technology (IT) and Computer Science. Pursuing a career in IT or Computer Science can be expensive, but fortunately, there are numerous bursary opportunities available to assist deserving students.

Thousands of South African university students rely on the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) for crucial financial support. If you're one of them, you're likely wondering about the NSFAS allowances for March 2025. 

Did your NSFAS application get rejected, or was your funding withdrawn? You have the right to appeal! Once you've submitted your appeal to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS), knowing how to check your appeal status is essential. 

The Finance Minister announced an additional R1.8 billion in funding for the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). This increased allocation will provide vital support to students attending Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges and universities across the nation, ensuring greater access to tertiary education.

The world of business and management is dynamic, demanding, and incredibly rewarding but pursuing a degree in these fields can be financially challenging. Fortunately, there are several bursaries available in South Africa designed to support Business and Management students.

Higher Education Minister, Nobuhle Nkabane, has issued a strong warning to the newly appointed National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) board. The minister emphasized the urgent need for the board to collaborate and implement sweeping changes to address the "culture" within the government bursary scheme, signaling a push for significant reform and improved accountability.

Are you passionate about understanding human behavior in the workplace and want to make a career out of it? Studying Industrial Psychology can open many doors, but financial barriers can sometimes hold you back.

Planning to study in South Africa in 2026? Good news! Applications for the 2026 academic year are now open at numerous universities across the country.

South Africa is home to 50 TVET Colleges, with thousands of students entering these public colleges every year. Figuring out how to pay your fees is a very important aspect of becoming a student.

Applying to university can be a stressful process, but staying informed about application dates and requirements can make all the difference. Start preparing your documents and 2026 university applications now to boost your chances of success.

As the new academic year approaches, understanding your NSFAS allowance is crucial. If you're a student in South Africa relying on NSFAS, you'll want to know how the announced increases will impact your 2025 payments. 

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) helps students from low-income households access higher education by covering tuition and other study-related costs. However, students have wondered whether NSFAS will fund their second undergraduate qualifications.

Thousands of TVET students will receive NSFAS funding in 2025. This is how their March allowances will be paid.

Good news for students! The Minister of Higher Education has officially announced that NSFAS allowances will be increased for the 2025 academic year. 

 

If you're funded by NSFAS and considering changing your qualification, you might be wondering how it will impact your financial aid. Here's what you need to know about how switching courses or institutions can affect your NSFAS loan.

To address issues at NSFAS, the Minister has announced the appointment of a new NSFAS board. This move aims to enhance efficiency, ensure greater accountability, and promote transparency within the government bursary scheme.

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