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SASSA steps up grant reviews as beneficiaries urged not to ignore verification requests

IOL Business Report · 14 October 2026 at 09:30

SASSA steps up grant reviews as beneficiaries urged not to ignore verification requests

SASSA says grant reviews and life certifications are routine checks, but beneficiaries who receive notices must respond within the stated timeframe to avoid possible payment delays or suspension.

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