UJ students forced into debt as MQA allowance delays bite

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More than 300 students have reportedly gone without funds for food and study materials, forcing some to borrow money or give up essentials. While MQA maintains payments fall within agreed timelines, students say the delays are crippling their daily lives and education, highlighting ongoing challenges in the disbursement of financial aid.
1 Apr English South Africa News

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