Unisa raises more than R10m to help students clear debt
Unisa has raised more than R10 million towards its R50 million student debt-relief campaign, with more than 553 students expected to benefit. The funds were pledged at the university’s second annual fundraising gala dinner in Menlyn.
Unisa has successfully raised over R10 million to assist students in clearing their debt, as reported by IOL. The funds were collected during the university's second annual fundraising gala dinner, which was held at The Maslow Hotel in Menlyn. The event brought together various stakeholders, including business leaders, alumni, academics, and supporters of student funding initiatives.
The campaign aims to help students who are facing financial barriers that prevent them from progressing or graduating. Over 553 students are expected to benefit from this year's fundraising efforts. The university's Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Puleng LenkaBula, emphasized the importance of supporting students nearing graduation, as they represent a significant investment in South Africa's future and should not be limited by financial circumstances.
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