Switch SASSA Grant from Postbank to Personal Bank Account – Cheapest Banks in SA In September 2023, many SASSA grant beneficiaries were unable to access their payments due to a Postbank technical glitch. Unfortunately this was not an isolated issue, with GroundUp reporting that SASSA recipients also experienced payment problems in November 2022 (due …
Life in South Africa has become increasingly difficult for the poor, with an ever increasing price of food and daily essentials. South Africans are struggling to make ends meet.
SASSA has informed recipients that the Postbank system glitch has been resolved and clients may now withdraw their funds, as all grants are due to be paid this week.
SASSA Grant Payments are Delayed for September 2023 Published on 5 September 2023, at 15:32. Reason for SASSA September 2023 Payment Delay The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has taken to social media (Facebook and Twitter), to inform social grant recipients that Postbank is experiencing technical challenges affecting SASSA social grant payments …
SASSA announcement regarding SRD Grant payments for August 2023. Read more and get SASSA SRD grant updates here.
When applying for a SASSA child support grant or other social grant, you will need the childs birth certificate. Find out how to apply for a Birth Certificate here.
If your ID document has been misplaced, damaged, or stolen, you can apply for a replacement. Read about how to apply for a replacement/ re-issue of your ID.
An ID document or Smart ID Card is a very important document for every South African or permanent resident over 16 years old. Find out how to apply for your ID.
SASSA is introducing a Queue Management System (QMS) to alleviate waiting times As any SASSA beneficiary would know, visiting a SASSA office to apply or make an enquiry, is a full day event. Many beneficiaries arrive at SASSA offices very early in the morning, before the office even opens, so they can hopefully be …
Basic Income Grant – will it replace the SRD Grant? Most South Africans cannot afford daily essentials such as basic foods, safe and sufficient housing, sanitation, and the means to find work. In fact, over half the South African population are surviving on less than R1 335 per month*, and as such, cannot afford …
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