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Home»Breaking News»SASSA is Currently Offline For Key Electronic Services
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SASSA is Currently Offline For Key Electronic Services

Gugu LourieBy Gugu Lourie2020-06-0413 Comments1 Min Read
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COVID-19 GRANTS
SASSA CEO Ms Totsie Memela
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The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) announced late on Thursday that some of its key electronic services are offline.

The agency apologised for the system downtime.

Apologies we are offline for the following services: Bank details upload, status checking on the Website, Web applications. Our technicians are working to resolve the problem. If you get this screen please ignore and try again tomorrow #day70oflockdown @GovernmentZA @The_DSD pic.twitter.com/hYJpmvqE56

— SASSA (@OfficialSASSA) June 4, 2020

Many applicants for the R350 COVID-19 Grant were frustrated by the message and voiced their anger on Twitter:

 

Sad thing is this was announced in April and we in June 😢.

But we haven’t received anything.

It’s tough.

They should’ve paid at least 80% of the people but ke only 2% 🙄

— IG: PaulMaphologela (@PaulMaphologela) June 4, 2020

I wonder how many more technical glitches can we expect before we get this R350 pic.twitter.com/DGCuAuxWoN

— Neliswa🍃 (@Roseneliswa) June 4, 2020

@MissMPKM wrote: “What do I do if I don’t have food?? I thought this R350 was to support the unemployed? Why then can’t we get help on time?”

Also read:

Jobless Are Begging for Answers. Is SASSA or Minister Zulu Listening?

Busisiwe Memela-Khambula coronavirus grant GovChat Lindiwe Zulu R350 COVID-19 Grant Sassa Unemployment grant
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13 Comments

  1. Khomotso on 2020-06-05 23:15

    Mara shemm!!???

    Reply
  2. Ashraf on 2020-06-06 14:07

    Why does my status say not available pls ……..after I send my bank details two weeks ago …..come on I have no food

    Reply
  3. Karl Jansen on 2020-06-06 20:49

    This government is paying with you , but don’t forget they will come for your vote with KFC and a nice yellow t- shirt with some dude’s face printed on the front, and he will promise you a job, a house, that you can only imagine. You will only receive broken promises and excuses to vote again in four years again.

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  4. Karl Jansen on 2020-06-06 20:52

    This government is paying with you , but don’t forget they will come for your vote with KFC and a nice yellow t- shirt with some dude’s face printed on the front, and he will promise you a job, a house, that you can only imagine. You will only receive broken promises and excuses to vote again, in four years time, why not !!!

    Reply
  5. Zoe on 2020-06-06 20:53

    Can’t we get tho things right there is always problems 🙈🙈🙈🙈

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  6. Phindiwe Madlala on 2020-06-06 21:11

    This is a defamation of character to us as unemployed people, cos we had our hopes,God akafuni kudlalwe ngabantu bakhe

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  7. J on 2020-06-06 21:32

    Sassa has been making excuses after excuses, this is the reasons y people do not trust and believe in government, its sad that it seems that sassa officials do not care at all,to many stories and lies from sassa i would not be surprised if there is stealing going on as it has become such a norm in this country with political figures.. I may be a citizen of this country but i feel this government failed its people as our lives has gone from bad to worse…I am ashamed to be a South African..Lives in South Africa do not matter to this government they only looking after themselves 😡😡😡😡😡😡

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  8. Chris Bosielo on 2020-06-08 00:44

    My status says approved,but never received a cent

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  9. Elizabeth Thipe on 2020-06-08 10:55

    i have applied via whatapp, it keeps giving me OTP and when i put in the OTP it goes back to invalid pin.

    Reply
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  11. Thabani on 2020-06-09 15:53

    I also want to get paid for SRD sassa to my account not post office help me tuuh tjiooo

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  12. Ofentse Kakapa Mahatlhe on 2020-06-09 19:47

    Tell that stupid minister to speed-up these @350Rands👊! Poor people, need their salaries as President @RankoCyrilRamapology has promised. If she can’t deliver, then she better get the hell out her office and handover to younger minister who can deliver!
    Am I Clear😠?

    Reply
  13. kathija on 2020-06-10 13:35

    Every south african should matter as you need our vote so do we need for our government to take care of us….i applied in may i checked my application said pending now the system is for ever having a technical problem and i need to know whats going on with my app

    Reply
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