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2018 HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPORT UPDATED NAMELIST Updated date: 09/01/2018 SER NR REF NO 2018 STUDENT NAME STUDENT SURNAME INSTITUTION NAME NEW/CONTINUING APPROVAL STATUS APPLICATION STATUS 1 HE-CP2624 THAPELO LEONARD AARON UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING PENDING FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT 2018 2 HE-CP2412 JUSTIN AGULHAS NELSON MANDELA METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY CONTINUING PENDING FINAL 2017 RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT 2018 3 HE-CP1788 CHANTE STEPHANIE ANDRIES CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY CONTINUING PENDING FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 4 HE-CP250 ELIZABETH ANTONIO DAMELIN CONTINUING PENDING 2017 FINAL RESULTS OUTSTANDING. STUDENT TO BE IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 5 HE-CP1755 JANUARY AQUALINA AYANDA DAMELIN COLLEGE EAST LONDON CONTINUING APPROVED FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED STUDENT IN 4TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 6 HE-CP1798 CHANTE ARENDSE UNIVERSITY OF THE WESTERN CAPE CONTINUING PENDING FINAL RESULTS 2017 TO BE SUBMITTED'STUDENT IN 4TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 7 HE-CP115 LOURVINE AROSI TO BE UPDATED CONTINUING NOT APPROVED NO RECORD OF PREVIOUS SUPPORT 8 HE-CP1013 MAGDALENA ASHIPALA VARSITY COLLEGE CONTINUING IN PROCESS 9 HE-CP1850 DANIEL JOHANNES BAADJIES UNIVERSITY OF STELLENBOSCH CONTINUING PENDING FINAL RESULTS OUTSTANDING STUDENT TO CONTINUE WITH PHD QUAL PENDING RESULTS 2017 10 HE-CP2400 JESSICA BABSY GREENSIDE DESIGN CENTRE CONTINUING IN PROCESS STUDENT TO SUBMIT QUALIFICATION ACHIEVED. 2018 APPLICATION IS NOT FOR CONTINUING SUPPORT, 11 HE-CP892 ONICCAH ANTHIA BALOYI PC TRAINING & BUSINESS COLLEGE CONTINUING NOT APPROVED WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A NEW APPLICATION 12 HE-CP907 JOHANNES MPHO BALOYI LYCEUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION CONTINUING PENDING 2017 FINAL RESULTS OUTSTANDING STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 4TH YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO CONTINUE, IT 13 HE-CP1006 MAJOK JOHN BALOYI ROCK OF SPRINGS TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONTINUING PENDING SEEMS AS IF APPLYING FOR SHORT COURSE 2018 14 HE-CP1386 THEMBALETHU GLEN BALOYI MEDUNSA CONTINUING IN PROCESS FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIREDSTUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT IF TO CONTINUE IN 2018,LAST 15 HE-CP2466 ESTHER BALOYI RICHFIELD GRADUATE INSTITUTE CONTINUING APPROVED CHANCE IN 2018 16 HE-CP2644 HLEKETANI DUNCAN BALOYI UNIVERSITY OF VENDA CONTINUING IN PROCESS 17 HE-CP2646 WISANI WESLEY BALOYI UNIVERSITY OF VENDA CONTINUING NOT APPROVED APPLICATION INCOMPLETE FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 4TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT IF TO CONTINUE IN 18 HE-CP2647 MFANELO SONNIA BALOYI UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING PENDING 2018 19 HE-CP809 ODIRILE BANDA MONASH SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING APPROVED 2017 FINAL RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED , STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF FUNDING IN 2018 2017 FINAL RESULTS/ QUALIFICATION TO BE SBMITTED, CHANGE OF INSTITUTION, STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF 20 HE-CP1407 ANDILE JESSIE BANDA UNISA CONTINUING APPROVED SUPPORT 2018 21 HE-CP2165 HOWICK KARABO BANDA CTI EDUCATION GROUP CONTINUING IN PROCESS 22 HE-CP2666 SOLLY BONGANI BANDA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING 23 HE-CP2087 QHAYISA BANGANI NELSON MANDELA METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY CONTINUING PENDING 2017 FINAL RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT 4TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 24 HE-CP92 SIVIWE BANGO WALTER SISULU UNIVERSITY CONTINUING IN PROCESS 25 HE-CP1313 MELISSA SIMONE BANTHAM UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG CONTINUING APPROVED FINAL 2017 RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT 2018 26 HE-CP1346 MOLLY BARLOW UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA CONTINUING PENDING FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 27 HE-CP1347 LUCY WAMBUI BARLOW UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING IN PROCESS STUDENT HAD TO SUBMIT A NEW APPLICATION, OR APPLY THROUGH SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IOF SHORT 28 HE-CP1292 WELLINGTON BARNABAS TO BE UPDATED CONTINUING NOT APPROVED COURSE 29 HE-CP1723 PILISIWE BATA UNIVERSITY OF FORT HARE CONTINUING PENDING FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 30 HE-CP1498 SIMPHIWE HERMAN BATYI PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONTINUING NOT APPROVED STUDENT SUPPORTED FOR 3 YRS NO QUALIFICATION ACHIEVED, CHANGE OF INSTITUTIONS NOT ALLOWED FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 4 TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO 31 HE-CP1629 AYANDA MVUYISI BEMBE AFDA CONTINUING PENDING CONTINUE 32 HE-CP2179 ABI-LEE TERHI BENGELL UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE CONTINUING IN PROCESS 33 HE-CP653 AMANDA NOTHANDO BENGU UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN CONTINUING APPROVED FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED,STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 34 HE-CP1842 ALBERTO SATULA BERNARDO DAMELIN CONTINUING PENDING FINAL 2017 RESULTS OUTSTANDING, STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT 2018 35 HE-CP1465 LUKHANYO BEZA UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN CONTINUING PENDING FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN2ND YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO CONTINUE 36 HE-CP1785 QHAYIYA BEZA UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE CONTINUING APPROVED FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 37 HE-CP393 NOLWAZI CHARMAINE BILA UNIVERSITY OF LIMPOPO CONTINUING PENDING 2017 FINAL RESULTS OUTSTANDING , STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 38 HE-CP156 NONTUTHUZELO COMFORTER BLAAR UNISA CONTINUING APPROVED STUDENT IN 2ND YEAR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 39 HE-CP2233 AYANDA BLACKBEARD VAAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY CONTINUING APPROVED 2017 FINAL RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 40 HE-CP1639 JOHDINE MCKYLAH BLOCK CAREER AND DESIGN COLLEGE CONTINUING IN PROCESS 41 HE-CP1472 NONKULULEKO DEBORAH BOBELO DAMELIN CONTINUING IN PROCESS 42 HE-CP2090 ONGEZIWA BOBOTYANA TO BE UPDATED CONTINUING IN PROCESS FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 4TH YR AND FINAL OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO 43 HE-CP1352 REABETSWE DITEBOGO BOIKANYO UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA CONTINUING APPROVED CONTINUE 44 HE-CP1486 MASIMANGE UVILE BONGCO BOSTON CITY CAMPUS AND BUSINESS COLLEGE CONTINUING IN PROCESS 45 HE-CP373 ROADWELL LUNGILE BOOI TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY CONTINUING NOT APPROVED STUDENT WAS SUPPORTED FOR 3 YEARS NOT COMPLETED A COURSE NO RESULTS SUBMITTED FOR 2017 46 HE-CP1126 ANDISWA ZAWADI BOOI UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING PENDING STUDENT IN 4TH YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 FINAL RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED 47 HE-CP2052 JOSHUA BOOYSEN BOSTON CITY CAMPUS CONTINUING IN PROCESS 48 HE-CP2129 GODWIN BOOYSEN SYNERGETICA CONTINUING PENDING PROGRESS REPORT OUTSTANDING ,STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT SINCE 2015 REQUIRED AND OR QUALIFICATION CHANGED COURSES 49 HE-CP180 MOTAU JOSEFH BOPAPE TSWANE SOUTH TVET COLLEGE CONTINUING PENDING STUDENT IN 4TH YR OF SUPPORT IF TO CONTINUE 50 HE-CP1309 THABAKGALO HOWARD BOPAPE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING PENDING FINAL 2017 RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT IN 4TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT 2018, IF TO CONTINUE 51 HE-CP1702 PALESA BOPAPE TO BE UPDATED CONTINUING IN PROCESS 52 HE-CP128 TSHITSHI GUGULTHU GIGI BOPELA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING PENDING 2017 OUTSTANDING RESULTS, STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO CONTINUE 53 HE-CP1655 JOHANN SAMUEL FREDERICK BOTHA NORTH-WEST UNIVERSITY CONTINUING APPROVED FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 54 HE-CP452 SILIZIWE BOYA CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY CONTINUING IN PROCESS FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED TO CONSIDER CONTINUED SUPPORT IN 2018 STUDENT IN 3RD 55 HE-CP236 JULIEN-CLYDE BROWN NORTH WEST UNIVERSITY - POTCHEFSTROOM CONTINUING PENDING YEAR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO CONTINUE 56 HE-CP345 NICAYLA VANESSA BRUYNS VARSITY COLLEGE CONTINUING APPROVED STUDENT IN 3RD YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 57 HE-CP190 CHANE CELESTER BUFFEL UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE CONTINUING PENDING FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED STUDENT IN 4TH YEAR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO CONTINUE 58 HE-CP171 AYABULELA BUHLUNGU UNISA CONTINUING PENDING FINAL 2017 RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED STUDENT IN 2ND YEAR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED,2017 TO DETERMINE FURTHER SUPPORT, STUDENT IN 2ND YR OF 59 HE-CP366 SINESIPHO BUNGANE CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY CONTINUING PENDING SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO CONTINUE FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT CHANGED INSTITUTIONS AND COURSES , IN 3RD YR OF 60 HE-CP867 DANIEL NKOSINATHI MPANDE BUTHELEZI CITY VARSITY CONTINUING APPROVED SUPPORT IN 2018 61 HE-CP1601 LUMKA MFANA BUTHELEZI NORTH-WEST UNIVERSITY CONTINUING PENDING 2017 FINAL RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT IN 2ND YR SUPPORT 2018 62 HE-CP1915 BHEKUYISE CEDRICK BUTHELEZI UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING PENDING STUDENT DID NOT STUDY IN 2017 PROOF REQUIRED 63 HE-CP2091 BABALWA BUTI UNIVERSITY OF THE WESTERN CAPE CONTINUING APPROVED QUALIFICATION TO BE SUBMITTED,MASTERS IN 2018 PROOF OF ACCEPTANCE REQUIRED 64 HE-CP198 SESONA BUYEYE UNISA CONTINUING IN PROCESS 65 HE-CP2086 LILLIAN MALEBOGO CABBAGE NORTH-WEST UNIVERSITY CONTINUING APPROVED 2017 FINAL RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT 4TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 66 HE-CP2384 LILLIAN MALEBOGO CABBAGE NORTH-WEST UNIVERSITY CONTINUING IN PROCESS 67 HE-CP2050 PHUMELELA SISIPHO CACELA NELSON MANDELA METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY CONTINUING PENDING 2017 FINAL RESULTS TO BE SUBMITTED, STUDENT 4TH AND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT IN 2018 IF TO CONTINUE 68 HE-CP2267 ELAINE MILLICENT ABIGAIL CAMOETIE TO BE UPDATED CONTINUING IN PROCESS 69 HE-CP1675 REFILWE MARCIA CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA CONTINUING PENDING FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED, STUDENT IN 4TH ND FINAL YR OF SUPPORT 2018 STUDENT DID A SHORT COURSE IN 2017 NO RESULTS SUBMITTED , STUENT TO APPLY
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