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Parliament recommends candidates for NYDA Board

Parliamentary sub-committee recommends 17 names for NYDA new board

Parliamentary sub-committee recommends 17 names for NYDA new board By Mayibongwe Maqhina Share Cape Town - THE sub-committee of the two parliamentary committees tasked with the selection of a new board of the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) decided to recommend 17 candidates to Parliament and President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday. This comes after the committee concluded the four-day interviews of 40 candidates last month. Parliament received more than 1000 applications to fill the seven vacant positions on the board. Speaking at the meeting, co-chairperson of the sub-committee Nonhlanhla Ncube-Ndaba said they wanted to make a recommendation that would be accepted by everyone. “This time, honourable members, the report we are to present to both Houses will be accepted by all the political parties,” Ncube-Ndaba said.

Ramaphosa to sift through 17 names to appoint seven NYDA board members

Call for calm as WSU student appears in court after campus clash

Call for calm as WSU student appears in court after campus clash PREMIUM By Ziyanda Zweni and Gugu Phandle - 23 April 2021 National student leaders have intervened in the Walter Sisulu University wildcat student revolt, urging them to use peaceful means to raise their grievances. This article is reserved for DispatchLIVE subscribers. Get access to ALL DispatchLIVE content from only R45.00 per month. Already subscribed? Simply sign in below. Already registered on HeraldLIVE, BusinessLIVE, TimesLIVE or SowetanLIVE? Sign in with the same details.

Student protests called off as ministry allocates more funds

Student protests called off as ministry allocates more funds Sowetan Live. The union made the announcement on 31 March after it held a number of stakeholder engagements to advance the demands of students which were tabled to Nzimande. Student union spokesperson Thabo Shingange said registration has been extended by two weeks and discussions were underway for further extension to accommodate all unregistered students. Meanwhile, Chulumanco Mahamba writes for The Star that Higher Education Minister Dr Blade Nzimande has condemned the alleged damage to university property and theft by protesting students which cost the state over ZAR32 million (US$2 million).