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Needy students may soon have to apply to the government to finance their university and tertiary education. That is if the proposals to merge higher education funding is implemented. But as Ray polo reports, some stakeholders fear that the proposed higher education funding may exclude some of the most deserving students.
Between HELB And Help | Why proposed higher education funding may disadvantage needy students
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