The SA Youth (Harambee) Network is a free online platform that connects young South Africans to verified jobs, learnerships, internships, and training opportunities. It operates as part of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative, in partnership with the Department of Employment and Labour and Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator. 🌍 What is the SA Youth Network? The…
If your NSFAS application was rejected or your funding stopped, you can submit an appeal online. This guide explains the official NSFAS appeal process, who qualifies to appeal, required documents, and how long decisions take. ✅ First check your current NSFAS status: NSFAS Status Check → 📌 Who Can Submit an NSFAS Appeal? You may…
The 2025 South Africa school calendar has been officially released by the Department of Basic Education (DBE). Below you can view all term dates, school holidays, and public holidays affecting learners in every province. This guide is perfect for parents, teachers, and students planning ahead for exams, holidays, and travel. 📅 2025 South Africa School…
If you lost your cellphone number or no longer have access to it, you can still update your contact details for the SASSA SRD R370 grant. This guide shows you the official steps to change your phone number — even if you don’t remember your Application ID. We are not SASSA. We provide verified information…
The NSFAS Application 2026 window is one of the most important events for South African students planning to study at a university or TVET college next year. 🎓 This friendly and simple guide will help you apply correctly, avoid mistakes, and improve your chances of being funded. 💰✨ Who Can Apply for NSFAS 2026? 🤔…
Government & NGO bursaries help thousands of South African learners and students access quality education without financial stress. Whether you are in high school, a TVET college, or a university, there are many funding opportunities available from the government, NGOs, and private organisations. What is a bursary? A bursary is financial aid awarded to students…
Starting or growing a small business in South Africa can be challenging, but government and private initiatives exist to help entrepreneurs access funding, mentorship, and training. Whether you are a startup or an established SME, understanding available resources is key to success. Important: MyInfoHub is an independent information site and not affiliated with any government…
SETA learnerships help young South Africans gain practical workplace experience while studying for a recognised qualification. If you’re unemployed, a learnership can help you become job-ready and even earn a monthly stipend. Important: MyInfoHub is an independent information site and not affiliated with any SETA. Always confirm learnership details on verified websites. ✅ What is…
South Africa offers a wide range of business grants and funding support programs for entrepreneurs, startups, township businesses, and youth-owned companies. MyInfoHub helps you understand eligibility, application processes, and how to avoid scams — with verified links to trusted platforms. Important: MyInfoHub is an independent information website and not affiliated with any government funding agency….
The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) provides business funding, employment support and skills programmes to help young South Africans build a better future. If you’re aged 18–35, you may qualify for entrepreneurship grants, learnerships or job placements. Important: MyInfoHub is an independent platform and not affiliated with NYDA. Always confirm details on the official NYDA…