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Law Student Uses NSFAS Book Money to Feed 60 Children in Limpopo

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Thuto Selomo, a Unisa law student, redirected her NSFAS book allowance to establish a drop-in centre, aiding 60 vulnerable children weekly in Limpopo.

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Law student uses NSFAS book money to feed 60 children in Limpopo

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Unisa Law student uses NSFAS money to feed 60 children in her village in Limpopo

Thuto Selomo, a Unisa law student, redirected her NSFAS book allowance to establish a drop-in centre, aiding 60 vulnerable children weekly in Limpopo.

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IOL broke the news in Cape Town, South Africa on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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