By Levy Masiteng The Transport Education Training Authority (TETA) has committed to paying outstanding bursary allowances owed to 104 students by Friday, while a further 108 beneficiaries will undergo an expedited documentation and verification process next week. Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training Yusuf Cassim announced the commitments on Wednesday following an engagement with TETA over delays in student bursary allowances and app…
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