Gomora actress Sannah Mchunu, known for her role as Zodwa, delighted fans with her impressive dance moves on Youth Day. The cast of Gomora has a knack for entertaining their followers, and recently they showcased their dancing and singing skills during Nandipha Khubone and Senzo Radebe’s birthdays. However, Sannah Mchunu took her performance to another level on Youth Day, leaving everyone in stitches with her comical dance moves.

With a background in music, Sannah Mchunu knows how to captivate and entertain her audience. Even Connie Chiume couldn’t resist cracking a smile, despite her best efforts to maintain a serious demeanor. Leera Mthethwa, another actress from Gomora, was also seen enjoying the lively celebration. Nandipha Khubone, Sannah Mchunu’s on-screen baby in Gomora, thoroughly enjoyed the performance as well.

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While Sannah Mchunu stood out with her dance moves on Youth Day, other celebrities opted for different ways to celebrate.

Former Bafana Bafana legend Hlompho Kekana expressed his appreciation for the work being done, and former Gomora actress Velile Makhoba embraced the day by dancing and mingling with her fans, donning traditional attire that complemented her beautifully.

Imfundo Trust Scholarships for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies in South Africa

The Imfundo Trust, an initiative by the Old Mutual Investment Group, aims to support the transformation of the investments industry by providing scholarships to students interested in this field. Since its establishment in 2011, the Trust has been assisting black students, with a focus on women, in pursuing their tertiary education at selected South African universities.

Scholarship Coverage

The Imfundo Trust Scholarships offer funding for full-time undergraduate and selected postgraduate degree programs at chosen universities in South Africa.

Selection Criteria

1. South African citizenship is a requirement for consideration.
2. Applicants who will be entering their first year in the following year must have achieved a minimum average of 70% in the mid-year Grade 12 examinations. Additionally, a minimum of 70% in Mathematics and 70% in English FAL or 60% in English HL is necessary.
3. Scholarships are available for applicants who will be in their first or second year in 2024, with the exception of Climate Studies.
4. Applicants currently in their first year must have achieved an average of 65% or above in their latest examinations (mid-year / June).
5. Preference will be given to applicants from rural and township backgrounds.

Selection Process

Applicants who meet the shortlisted requirements will be interviewed. The Board of Trustees will consider other relevant factors before making the final decision on granting the scholarships. It is important to note that the Imfundo Trust reserves the right to adjust or withdraw any awarded scholarship amount if the applicant is a beneficiary of other financial assistance, such as bursaries, grants, loans, scholarships, or awards.

Supported Degree Programs

The Imfundo Trust Scholarships fund the following fields of study:

1. Business, Commerce, Finance, and Management Sciences/Studies (first and second year in 2024)
2. Computer Science and related qualifications (e.g., Computational Thinking) (first and second year in 2024)
3. Data Science (first and second year in 2024)
4. Climate Studies (postgraduate)
5. Engineering (first and second year in 2024)

Application Process

To be considered for a bursary for the following year, applications must be completed on StudyTrust’s online application platform by 30 September. Only applications from South African citizens will be considered.