Two members of the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) board threatened to resign yesterday after they failed to get chief executive officer Hilya Nghiwete suspended because they said they had lost trust in her.
The NSFAF is a state-owned body that was created to disburse funds to needy tertiary students, but its existence has been clouded by controversies over claims of corruption and financial mismanagement.
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