Ryan Cloete

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ryan cloeteRyan Cloete is a journalist based in Cape Town who writes for The Careers Portal and The Skills Portal. He received an Advanced Diploma in Journalism at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology in 2021. Ryan has also previously worked as an on-air contributor at One FM.

As a journalist, Ryan's ultimate goal is to work for a publication that makes a difference in the lives of people. Working at Portal Publishing has provided him with an opportunity to do this and kick start his hopefully long career in news. He also enjoys reading, having a good laugh with friends and watching sporting events.

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Ryan's Articles:


Thousands of students are expected to apply for NSFAS funding over the next few months in anticipation of the 2025 academic year. The scheme has revealed its plans to deal with an influx of NSFAS bursary applications. 


There are millions of people who applied for the SRD grant. Here's how to check if your October 2024 SRD grant application was successful. 


Traveling to Home Affairs can be described as a mission, with the difficulty increasing the further you are away from a Home Affairs office. Government has been using mobile offices to reach people in corners the country and assist them on their mission. 


There are millions of financially vulnerable people living in South Africa. These individuals are encouraged to apply for social support grants from Sassa in October 2024. 


There are millions of people who receive SRD grant payments. Here's how to collect SRD grant payments at Shoprite. 


Thousands of students applied for NSFAS student loans, and the bursary scheme has now disclosed the number of recipients who will receive funding.


Filling up you tank in from the first Wednesday in September will be less painful for consumers. The price of petrol and diesel will decrease in the ninth month of the year. 


TVET College calendars differ from universities and students which means that there are various NSFAS application periods for TVET students. NSFAS Trimester 3 applications are now open.


Millions of financially vulnerable people rely on social grant payments to survive every month. Sassa has warned members of the public about fake messages about the Grant-in-aid. 


The introduction of the Smart ID in 2014 signalled the phasing out of South Africa's green ID book. However, not all South Africans have got the new Smart ID. 


September is just around the corner, and students will soon receive their NSFAS allowance payments. The bursary scheme has announced the amounts for the September NSFAS allowance payments.


The introduction of a new NSFAS allowance payment system would have been greeted with scepticism by many students who have faced challenges accessing their NSFAS allowances. NSFAS has provided an update on the impact of the implementation of a new payment system. 


Millions of people rely on social relief of distress grants to survive every month. Sassa has begun paying SRD grant payments for August 2024.


Thousands of university and TVET college students benefit from NSFAS funding. The government bursary scheme has revealed how allowances will be paid to these students in September 2024. 


Applications are now open at South Africa's largest university. Here's what students need to know about the Unisa 2025 applications. 


There are millions of financially vulnerable people in South Africa. If you need financial support through a Sassa grant, you can now apply for September 2024 Sassa grant payments.


NSFAS allowances enable students to cover essential costs. The financial aid scheme has confirmed how much its September 2024 allowance payments. 


There are thousands of people who cannot earn an income due to a disability. While they can apply for a disability grant, many fear that their application could be incorrectly rejected. 


If employers don't pay employee UIF contributions, those employees won't be able to access crucial financial relief in a time they need it most. Here's how the UIF is aiming to ensure employees can access what rightfully belongs to them. 


There are millions of unemployed people living in South Africa. While government interventions have helped combat unemployment, it is simply not enough. 

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