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Over 165,000 student certificates withheld as higher education debt crisis hits R59 billion

Over 165,000 students in South Africa are unable to access their qualification certificates due to unpaid fees, as the higher education debt crisis escalates to R59 billion

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iol.co.zaStai leggendo15 h fa

Over 165,000 student certificates withheld as higher education debt crisis hits R59 billion

Over 165,000 students in South Africa are unable to access their qualification certificates due to unpaid fees, as the higher education debt crisis escalates to R59 billion

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businessday.co.za2 g fa

SA’s R24bn student debt crisis strains universities

Over 60% deemed unrecoverable despite rising government investment in aid, MPs told

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  1. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·businessday.co.za

    SA’s R24bn student debt crisis strains universities

    Over 60% deemed unrecoverable despite rising government investment in aid, MPs told

  2. venerdì 29 maggio 2026·iol.co.za

    Over 165,000 student certificates withheld as higher education debt crisis hits R59 billion

    Over 165,000 students in South Africa are unable to access their qualification certificates due to unpaid fees, as the higher education debt crisis escalates to R59 billion