According to Dina Pule, the Minister of Social Development, Sassa is legally required to review grants under the Social Assistance Act to ensure beneficiaries still meet eligibility requirements.

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has officially begun its July 2026 grant payment cycle, with Older Persons Grant beneficiaries receiving their payments today, Thursday, 2 July. The ...

Social grant beneficiaries still using Sassa gold cards have been urged to switch to the new Postbank black cards before the end of August or risk losing access to their grant payments. Postbank said ...

Pretoria beneficiaries are reminded that SASSA will begin paying out July social grants this week, with older persons, disability, and children’s grants each allocated specific payment dates. The ...

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The future of the temporary protected status program, and the legal status of 270,000 people who still have it, is at risk after a big Supreme Court ruling last week. The court's ruling allowed the ...

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