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2017 Higher Education Bursaries Private Institutions List Updated: 18/08/2017 2017 Higher Education Bursaries Private Institutions List updated: 18/08/2017 Page 1 of 12 REF NO STUDENT SURNAME STUDENT NAME INSTITUTION NAME APPROVAL STATUS TUITION INVOICE STATUS 958 ABRAHAMS BENTON WAYNE ETHEKWINI COLLEGE APPROVED WITHDREW BURSARY STUDENT NOT STUDYING IN 2017 1748A ABRAHAMSE MISHA NTHOMBIKAYESE SOUTH AFRICAN COLLEGE OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGYAPPROVED PAID 13 ALERS KEVIN PHILLIP VARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 232 ANTONIO ELIZABETH DAMELIN APPROVED PAID 1556 ANTONIO MARIA MARCELINA PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 2304 AQUALINA AYANDA DECEMBER DAMELIN COLLEGE EAST LONDON ([email protected])APPROVED OUTSTANDING INVOICE 331 AUGUST ZOE ZOEZCHA PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 927 AUGUST LOYISO VICTOR CRANEFIELD COLLEGE NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1089 BABSY JESSICA GREENSIDE DESIGN CENTRE APPROVED PAID 257 BALOYI ONICCAH ANTHIA PC TRAINING & BUSINESS COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 353 BALOYI JOHANNES MPHO LYCEUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 1498 BALOYI MAJOK JOHN ROCK OF SPRINGS TECHNICAL COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1138 BALOYI ESTHER RICHFIELD GRADUATE INSTITUTE APPROVED INVOICE SEND FOR PAYMENT 27 06 2017 109 BAME VERONICA KEARABETSWEBOSTON LESEGO CITY CAMPUS AND BUSINESS COLLEGEAPPROVED PTA(0123431731) PAID 1063 BANDA ODIRILE MONASH SOUTH AFRICA APPROVED PAID 1963 BANI ZIMASA THIMNA DAMELIN PORT ELIZABETH APPROVED PAID 484 BAPELA OFENTSE DAMELIN APPROVED PAID 106 BARNARD ANTON JOHN-ANDRE OXBRIDGE ACADEMY NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 91 BARUNI KAGISHO PEACELY BIBLE COLLEGE NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 972 BATYI SIMPHIWE HERMAN PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 1806 BEDU AKHONA STENDEN SOUTH AFRICA NOT APPROVED DATA BASE STATUS 1026 BEMBE AYANDA MVUYISI AFDA APPROVED PAID 1027 BEMBE LWAZI LWANDLE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL SCHOOL APPROVED WITHDREW BURSARY STUDENT NOT STUDYING IN 2017 625 BERNARDO ALBERTO SATULA DAMELIN APPROVED PAID 1360 BEUKES CALMIN DALE PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED WITHDREW BURSARY STUDENT NOT STUDYING IN 2017 1587 BHENGU MLUNGISI CREATIVE ARTS COLLEGE DURBAN NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 539 BLOCK JOHDINE MCKYLAH CAREER AND DESIGN COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 752 BOBELO NONKULULEKO DEBORAHDAMELIN APPROVED INVOICE PREPARED 31.05.2017 188 BOGOPA KGOSIETSILE COMPUTER AND CAREERS APPROVED PAID 1795 BOOI PRUDENCE ZIMKHITA STENDEN SOUTH AFRICA TO BE UPDATED TO BE UPDATED 637 BOOYSEN GODWIN SYNERGETICA APPROVED PAID 121 BRUYNS NICAYLA VANESSA VARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 2086 BUTHELEZI DANIEL NKOSINATHI MPANDECITY VARSITY APPROVED PAID 1747A BUYEYE MAMAGOTLA PAULINA EDUTEL SKILLS (WITHDREW/CANCEL FROM SEWAPPROVED AFRICA) INVOICE PREPARED 22.05.2017 711 BUYEYE THEMBA LESEDI THE ANIMATION SCHOOL APPROVED PAID 1707 CARPEDE JOSEPH LUCKY REGENESYS BUSINESS SCHOOL APPROVED PAID 1055 CARSTENS STEPHANUS FRANCOIS THE TAX FACULTY APPROVED PAID 105 CASSERE CARA-LEIGH PRESTIGE ACADEMY APPROVED PAID 1399 CELE PHINDILE HOPEFULL INOVATUS FET COLLEGE APPROVED INVOICE RECEIVED 1582 CELE SINDISIWE VALENTIA BEREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1786 CHABALALA LINNA INTERNATIONAL HOTEL SCHOOL APPROVED PAID 324 CHABALALA LUNGIILE ROSEBANK COLLEGE NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1477 CHABALALA RIVONINGO KENDY ROSEBANK COLLEGE APPROVED INVOICE SEND FOR PAYMENT 10/08/2017 1260 CHAKACHE LERATO DAMELIN NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1053 CHANKANE THAPELO ROSEBANK COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1785 CHAUKE LEBOGANG VANETIA PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 2194 CHEELA NOMAZWI ARWYP TRAINING INSTITUTE NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 780 CHILWANE BOITUMELO TEBOGO SAP SOUTH AFRICA APPROVED PAID 1803 CHIRWA SIPHAMANDLA ZINHLE CTI EDUCATION GROUP BEDFORDVIEW APPROVED PAID TILL JULY 2018 158 CHOENE KEAOLEBOGA CTU TRAINING SOLUTIONS APPROVED PAID 1787 CHUKWUKA NDIDIAMAKA PEGGY MONASH SOUTH AFRICA APPROVED PAID 1779 CITABATWA NOLITHA OAKLANDS HIGH SCHOOL NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1690 COETZEE KALAYVANI DAMELIN NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 333 COLEMAN LOVEY IMM GRADUATE INSTITUTE APPROVED IN CREDIT AT THE INSTITUTION ON JUNE 2017 FROM PREVIOUS YEAR 1809 CONJWA ANATHI NWABISA AFDA APPROVED PAID 164 CWINYANE TSHOLOFELO GAITSEONEVARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1331 D'ABREU CLOTILDE MARIA VARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1332 D'ABREU ANTONIO PAULINO RICHFIELD GRADUATE INSTITUTE PAID PAID 146 DAMONZE STACEY PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1233 DANGOR SHONEEZ INTERNATIONAL HOTEL SCHOOL APPROVED PAID 1474 DANIELS UDISIA FRANCES CTI DEUCATION GROUP APPROVED PAID 995 DAU THEODORE KHATHUTSHELOVARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 387 DAVHANA VICTOR MUKOVHE TO BE UPDATED NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 854 DAVIES HENDRINA JOHENNA MANAGEMENT COLLEGE OF SOUTH AFRICA APPROVED PAID 46 DE VRIES HENDRICK WILLEM REGENESYS BUSINESS SCHOOL APPROVED PAID 872 DHLAMINI SIYABONGA SINQOBILE SIPHAMANDLAPEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 1922 DHLAMINI MWALIMU MAKHANDAMADODAPC TRAINING & BUSINESS COLLEGE APPROVED WITHDREW BURSARY STUDENT NOT STUDYING IN 2017 1409 DHLAMINI BHEKIZWE NDABENHLE LINDIWE KUZWAYO ACADEMY OF FASHION DESIGNAPPROVED PAID 1113 DIBETSO BASETSANA BLESSING PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 1253 DIGWAMAJE EVELYN NOBUNTU SOUTH AFRICAN COLLEGE OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGYAPPROVED PAID 74 DIKOTOPE PATRICK SEKGOTHE DAMELIN COLLEGE PRETORIA NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1222 DILEBO SERANADE JUNE SIR VAL DUNCAN NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 617 DIMBA BON BON NOMPILO VARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1817 DINGAKE LESANG BOSTON CITY CAMPUS APPROVED TUITION PAID FROM JUNE 2016 - JUNE 2017 359 DINWAYO NTANDO SOUTH AFRICAN COLLEGE OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGYAPPROVED PAID 991 DIPELA DESMOND VUSI MAHLASELA APPROVED PAID 1122 DIPELA GLORIA SAINT IGNATIOUS COLLEGE APPROVED INVOICE PREPARED 26/06/2017 704 DIPELA FAITH MADIDIMALO ASANTE HEALTH & SKINCARE APPROVED PAID 430 DISEKO THABO THEOPHILLIOUS BOSTON CITY CAMPUS ARCADIA(012341731) APPROVED PAID 1748 DISEKO KABELO OFENTSE BOSTON MEDIA HOUSE APPROVED PAID 48 DISEKO SUSAN THE CAPITAL HOTEL SCHOOL APPROVED WITHDREW BURSARY STUDENT NOT STUDYING IN 2017 117 DITEKO ZWELINZIMA OFILWE CCS IT TRAINING EAST LONDON APPROVED PAID 857 DITLHAKANYANE TSHEPO AERONAV ACADEMY APPROVED PAID 273 DITSHEGO MOTLATSI DENVER TECHNICAL COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 9999 DITSHEGO GLADSON MOTSWALEDI BOSTON CITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 202 DLAMINI BHEKAMASIBA PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 529 DLAMINI SIYABONGA SIBUSISO VEGA SCHOOL OF BRAND APPROVED PAID 884 DLAMINI NOKUTHULA AFDA APPROVED PAID 9999 DLAMINI AYANDA ICESA APPROVED INVOICE PREPARED 20 DLAMINI MPUMELELO DAMELIN APPROVED PAID 458 DLAMINI NOMPUMELELO NATALIA REGENESYS BUSINESS SCHOOL APPROVED PAID 837 DLAMINI MANDLA JOEL RICHFIELD GRADUATE INSTITUTE APPROVED PAID 1034 DLAMINI NONKE VICTOR DAMELIN APPROVED PAID 33 DLOMO LUNGISANI MACBRIGHT CREATIVE ARTS COLLEGE DURBAN APPROVED PAID 14 DLOMO ZINTLE DLOMO BOSTON MEDIA HOUSE APPROVED PAID 1776 DLUDLU BONGANI SIBUSISO CTI EDUCATION GROUP NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 820 DUBE ZUKISWA INTEC COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1755 DUIKER SMARLOCK OXBRIDGE ACADEMY NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 9999 DUIMPIES TASH-LYNNE VARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 2017 Higher Education Bursaries Private Institutions List updated: 18/08/2017 Page 2 of 12 REF NO STUDENT SURNAME STUDENT NAME INSTITUTION NAME APPROVAL STATUS TUITION INVOICE STATUS 1808 DUKUMBANA SINDISA STENDEN SOUTH AFRICA NOT APPROVED DATA BASE STATUS 2008 DUMA NOMCEBO BOSTON APPROVED PAID 1208 DUPREEZ LUCINDA GRAPHIC DESIGN ACADEMY NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1663 DYAKOPU FAITH NEZIWE LYCEUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 51 DYANTI NOLUTHANDO ROSEBANK COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 745 DZWIMBO TSHEGOFATSO VAEDIAN TSHWANE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FET APPROVED INVOICE PREPARED 02.06.2017 486 EDWIN EKA THATO DAMELIN APPROVED PAID 1151 ENGELBRECHT GEORGE CHRISTELIKE GEREFORMEERDE TEOLOGIESE SEMINARIUM(0139322652)APPROVED PAID 1041 FAKU SIYAMTHANDA AFDA APPROVED PAID 1042 FAKU KHANYISA VUYOLWETHU IMMCASTRO GRADUATE INSTITUTE APPROVED PAID 1090 FAKUDE LEBOGANG OCTIVIA PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 807 FESI BULELANI CITY VARSITY APPROVED PAID 33 FRANSCISCO EZEQUIEL ANTONIO SAAAC APPROVED PAID 34 FRANSCISCO EZEQUIAS JOAO SAAAC APPROVED PAID 813 FUMBA OMEGA MONASH SOUTH AFRICA APPROVED PAID 1531 FUTA CHULUMANCO CTI EDUCATION GROUP APPROVED PAID 54 GABRIEL LENNET VICTORIA MONASH SOUTH AFRICA APPROVED PAID 283 GADEBE JELASE MARIA MASHILE LYCEUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 480 GAIKA OLWANA PEARSON INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROVED PAID 996 GALENNELWE KEAMOGETSWE WELCOMETSOGANG LEITIRELENG TRAINING APPROVED PAID 1043 GALENNELWE TSHEGOFATSO DOREEN TSOGANG LEITIRELENG TRAINING APPROVED PAID 354 GANDA NANDI MFAYA WITS BUSINESS SCHOOL NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1710 GAOORWE BONOLO CHRISTINE CTI EDUCATION GROUP APPROVED PAID 1144 GAQAVU UKHONA ZUKISWA DAMELIN MOWBRAY APPROVED PAID 1747 GAUZELA PATRICK TVET COLLEGE NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1761 GCANGA ZIMASA ZENA SILINDILE VARSITY COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1726 GIGABA NOXOLO ROSEBANK COLLEGE APPROVED PAID 1649 GILA UNATHI COLLEGE OF CAPE TOWN NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 429 GOLOLO PHETOGO SANDRA AFDA APPROVED PAID 2259 GONIWE ZIKHONA LETHU WANITA MSC BUSINESS COLLEGE APPROVED INVOICE SEND FOR PAYMENT FUNDI 3RD BATCH 1776 GONIWE ABONGILE BATHANDWA CITY VARSITY NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 743 GONTSHI BONTLE CAROLINE DAMELIN PRETORIA APPROVED INVOICE RECEIVED 1033 GUJULWA SIZWE RICHFIELD GRADUATE INSTITUTE NOT APPROVED NOT APPROVED 1092 GUMEDE VUSUMUZI VICTOR MACCAUVLEI LEARNING ACADEMY APPROVED PAID 972 GUMEDE NHLONIPHO STHEMBISO MNELITO BE UPDATED NOT
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