Ryan Cloete


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Ryan Cloete is a journalist at Portal Publishing based in Cape Town who writes for The Careers Portal and The Skills Portal and is also a video editor for The Careers Portal YouTube channel. 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:


Millions of financially vulnerable people rely on Sassa grants to survive every month. Sassa has begun paying grants for the final month of the year. 


Thousands of students are set to be funded by NSFAS in 2025. The scheme has confirmed plans to ensure students receive their allowance payments when they begin their 2025 academic programme. 


The BELA Act continues to be a stumbling block for the Government of National Unity. This comes after the Education Minister signed an agreement stating the implementation of certain clauses in the act may be delayed. 


There has been a 20 percentage point increase in the number of young people attaining a matric qualification or its equivalent over the past two decades. The Education Department ascribes this to several initiatives.


Thousands of students will be gearing up for their holidays after completing their Unisa 2024 exams. However, some unsatisfied students can apply for an exam remark at a chance at improving their Unisa exam results. 


People wanting to study at the country's largest university in 2025 can still reach this goal if they didn't apply. Unisa has confirmed when its 2025 late application period will open. 


Thousands of learners participated in the 2024 matric exams. The release date for matric exam results have changed. 


Thousands of students recently concluded their year-end exams. Unisa has confirmed when results will be released. 


The SRD grant serves as a lifeline for millions of unemployed people living in South Africa. Beneficiaries of the grant will receive their SRD grant payments earlier this month. 


The wait for matric learners to get their results will be shorter than expected. This comes after the Minister of Basic Education announced a new release date. 

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