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R520 million plan to send over 5,000 students to university in South Africa | SA News

3 May 2026 by Guest

Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas
 ·2 May 2026

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A new university bursary scheme, launched in 2026, worth R520 million, will assist more than 5,000 South African students in obtaining tertiary education.

The scheme is available to South African citizens who are enrolled as first, second, or final-year students at a public university in South Africa.

The funding is limited to R100,000 per student per year and is intended to support students throughout their studies, as long as they maintain satisfactory…

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