Author: Rolivhuwa Muswede
Rolivhuwa Muswede
I’m a passionate writer and journalist dedicated to crafting compelling, informative content. With a BA Honours in Media Studies and hands-on experience in news writing, digital journalism, and content creation, I specialise in delivering stories that engage, inform, and inspire. I contribute to leading platforms like Status Check, covering public services, financial updates, and policy changes. With a strong background in research, interviewing, and investigative writing, I bring depth and clarity to every story, whether simplifying complex policies or analysing job market trends. I believe in the power of storytelling to shape conversations and empower audiences with knowledge. Journalism, to me, is about connecting with people, uncovering truths, and amplifying voices that matter. Always eager to explore new media trends, I aim to continuously grow as a storyteller.
The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) is a crucial safety net for many South Africans. It provides financial relief to workers who find themselves unemployed, unable to work due to illness, maternity leave, or other qualifying circumstances. However, there are numerous myths and misconceptions surrounding UIF that often discourage people from claiming the benefits they’re entitled to. In this article, we’ll debunk some of the most common myths about UIF to ensure you’re informed and empowered. Myth 1: You Can Only Claim UIF if You’re Fired One of the most pervasive myths is that UIF is only available to those who…