In an effort to curb gambling addiction among students at tertiary institutions, the South African Responsible Gambling Foundation has launched a nationwide campaign to raise awareness of the harm it causes. This nationwide initiative addresses the concerning trend of financially vulnerable students using their NSFAS allowances to fund online sports betting and digital casinos

The South African Responsible Gambling Foundation (SARGF) is deeply concerned about the rise in online betting among tertiary students, who are wagering state-funded bursary allowances on betting platforms. This trend is exposing financially vulnerable students to escalating debt, anxiety, and severe gambling harm, while directly undermining public investment in higher education. While South Africa lacks exhaustive national empirical data on this emerging crisis, the warning

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