24th September 2025  /  EAGLE FM

Would You Pay Back NSFAF Money?
The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) has been a lifeline for thousands of Namibian students. Established with the goal of increasing access to higher education, NSFAF supports students from diverse backgrounds to pursue their academic dreams, both locally and internationally. Whether it’s a student at the University of Namibia, a nursing trainee in the Zambezi region, or an aspiring engineer in China, the Fund ensures that financial constraints do not become an insurmountable barrier to education.
NSFAF provides assistance primarily in the form of loans, grants, and scholarships, and over the years, it has played a significant role in human capital development. By focusing on key sectors such as healthcare, engineering, education, and ICT, NSFAF aligns its support with Namibia’s long-term Vision 2030 and Harambee Prosperity Plan, helping to cultivate a skilled and employable workforce that drives the nation’s socio-economic growth.
But as noble as the mission of NSFAF is, there is a critical issue that threatens its sustainability — loan repayment.