Author: Makhosazane Jiyane
Makhosazane Jiyane
As an SEO Content Editor with a background in journalism and digital media, I’m passionate about creating high-quality, engaging, and informative content that resonates with audiences and ranks well on search engines. With extensive experience in SEO content optimisation, website management, and digital publishing, I ensure each article is accurate, well-researched, and tailored to our readers’ needs.At Status Check, I oversee content creation and editorial direction, providing valuable resources for South Africans seeking career opportunities, education updates, government grants, NSFAS funding, and career development insights.My role goes beyond editing—I collaborate closely with writers, researchers, and digital strategists to ensure our content remains relevant, reliable, and impactful. Whether simplifying complex government policies, offering job-seeking advice, or optimising content for greater reach, I am committed to delivering information that empowers and informs our audience.I believe in the power of storytelling, data-driven insights, and digital innovation to reshape how information is shared and consumed. Through my work, I aim to make a meaningful impact—one article at a time."**
Withdrawing money from EasyPay Everywhere is a simple and accessible process, allowing customers to access their funds through ATMs, retail stores, and digital banking options. Whether you need quick cash or prefer cardless options, understanding the best withdrawal methods, fees, and security tips will help you manage your money efficiently. This guide will walk you through all the available ways to Withdraw Money from EasyPay Everywhere, ensuring you choose the most convenient and cost-effective method. 1. How to Withdraw Money from EasyPay Everywhere at an ATM One of the easiest ways to Withdraw Money from EasyPay Everywhere is by using…
Discover the latest VAT-Free food items in South Africa, including offal, dairy blends, and canned vegetables. Learn how these changes affect grocery prices.
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has revealed that nearly 80 000 new people apply for the R370 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant every month. This significant increase adds to the 9 million people who are already benefiting from the grant. With South Africa’s high unemployment rate, the demand for the SRD grant continues to grow. This article will explain how to apply for R370 SRD grant, who qualifies, and what the future holds for this financial aid. More People Apply for R370 SRD Grant Every Month According to MoneyWeb, by February 2024, a total of 17.4 million…
The SASSA SRD Grant Payment Dates for March have officially been announced. If you rely on the R370 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant, it’s time to check when your money will be available. The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has released the payment schedule, and you don’t want to miss it. Make sure you’re prepared and know when to expect your SASSA SRD Grant Payment for March by reading this important update. When Will the SASSA SRD Grant Be Paid in March 2025? SASSA has confirmed that approved beneficiaries will receive their payments between 26 and 28 March…
The Helderwyk Mega Housing Project in Ekurhuleni marks a significant milestone in Gauteng’s efforts to reduce the housing backlog and eliminate informal settlements. The Premier of Gauteng recently officiated the handover of 13,000 homes under this ambitious initiative, highlighting the government’s commitment to providing dignified housing for residents in need. This large-scale housing project is part of a broader initiative aimed at ensuring access to housing for all income groups, particularly benefiting those who fall within the “missing middle”—people who do not qualify for RDP housing but also cannot afford bonded homes. The Helderwyk Mega Housing Project is designed to…
NSFAS-funded students at UNISA will receive their allowances from 19 March 2025. Ensure your registration and banking details are verified to avoid delays.
In a welcome move for South African motorists, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has confirmed that there will be no fuel tax hike in 2025. This announcement, made during his annual Budget Speech, provides much-needed relief to consumers already battling high fuel prices and rising transport costs. While the decision to freeze fuel levies is good news, the government has introduced a VAT increase to address revenue shortfalls. This means that while motorists won’t pay more for fuel due to taxes, they may face higher costs on other everyday goods and services. No Fuel Tax Hike: What This Means for Motorists…
SASSA recently increased the Child Support Grant from R530 to R560, but with rising food costs, can this amount really feed a child for a whole month?
This comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps to submit your NSFAS appeal, the documents you need, and what to do if your appeal is unsuccessful.
The 2025 South Africa Budget Speech announced a Sin Tax Increase on alcohol, tobacco, and vapes. Find out exactly how much more you’ll be paying!