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South Africa Withholds 165,000 Student Certificates Amid R59bn Debt Crisis

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•The total higher education debt in South Africa has reached R59 billion as of May 2026.
•More than 165,000 student certificates have been withheld nationwide due to unpaid fees.
•The withholding of certificates prevents graduates from accessing job opportunities or further academic programs.
•The debt crisis has been growing steadily over recent years, reflecting systemic funding issues in South African higher education.

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▸South African government implements debt relief or restructuring measures Thousands of students could receive their certificates, improving employment prospects and easing economic pressures on graduates.

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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)The alarming rise of student debt: 165,000 certificates withheld AFRICAIOL (South Africa)Over 165,000 student certificates withheld as higher education debt crisis hits R59 billion

South African institutions have withheld more than 165,000 student certificates due to an escalating higher education debt crisis now totaling R59 billion. This action restricts graduates from entering the workforce or continuing their education, deepening economic and social challenges. The crisis highlights ongoing difficulties in funding higher education and managing student debt across the country.