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SA private colleges including Damelin and City Varsity are no longer registered as higher education institutions because of dodgy financials.

City Varsity, Damelin, ICESA City Campus and Lyceum College have lost their higher education registration with the Department of Higher Education and Training.

Four private colleges in SA have had their registrations as higher education institutions revoked by the Department of Higher Education and Training, these include City Varsity, Damelin, ICESA City Campus and Lyceum College. The holding firm manages 10 private college brands and more than 60 campuses across South African and worldwide.

 

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