Parents/Learners ...Be aware of Bogus colleges #VukaKlever

Loading player...

As the 2025 academic year begins, the high pass rate of the Class of 2024 is expected to increase the number of students seeking admission to higher education institutions. This demand may leave many students frustrated and vulnerable to exploitation by bogus colleges. Despite warnings issued by the Higher Education and Training Department, cases of students falling victim to these fraudulent institutions persist.
Today on #VukaKlever, we speak with Angie Shabangu from Barberton, a former victim of a bogus college in Pretoria. She shares her story and the lessons she learned, giving some insightful advice to parents and matriculants seeking admission for 2025. #MpumalangaAzishe

16 Jan English South Africa Society & Culture

Other recent episodes

Be That Girl #BookReview with the author Mpho Mafunise

A book that speaks to young women, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, to remind them that where they start does not define where they can go. Motivates and transforms the mindset of readers, encouraging them to rise above challenges, believe in themselves, and strive for excellence in all areas of…

30 Jan 10 min

How to deal with a toxic parent as a young adult ! #ParentingEdition

In African culture, children are expected to show respect toward their parents, regardless of their parents’ behaviour/ mistakes. As an adult child, how can you stay grounded and maintain respect while dealing with a toxic parent? We chat with Noma Santra, a social worker by profession to delve deeper into…

30 Jan 13 min

Skin Cancer Awareness for people living with Albinism #HealthTalk

Skin cancers are a major risk associated with albinism and are thought to be a major cause of death among people living with albinism in Africa. Long-term exposure to sunburn promotes skin cancers among people living with albinism and The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) believes that PWA in…

28 Jan 9 min

Animal behavior and safety measures tourists should follow when visiting parks with the "Big Five"

Today on #TravelTuesday we chat with Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency Scientist, Gerrie Camacho about animals' behaviour, the safety measures that should be followed by tourists when visiting parks specifically where there are the big five and, the Do’s and Don’ts when you notice any behavioural change in those animals…

28 Jan 14 min

Gambling and its Financial Impact #MoneyMatters (Part 2)

Is it still possible to save money in today's challenging economy? According to a new survey, an increasing number of South Africans are turning to gambling as a way to cope with financial pressures. The survey reveals that South Africans spent a staggering R1.1 trillion on gambling in 2024 Join…

28 Jan 11 min

All episodes