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The breakfast team share their theories on the NSFAS R14mill case

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A Walter Sisulu University student made headlines after R14 million was inadvertently deposited into her student account by NASFAS by "mistake", and of which she is said to have spent about R800 000 has yet to appear in court.

East Coast Breakfast argues that there's a bigger plot-twist to the story:
5 Sep 2017 3AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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