The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) raises concerns about the Inseta fund after it grows from about R20 million to R443 million, while student beneficiaries reportedly do not receive payments. According to reports, 879 student beneficiaries are said to have been unpaid for the first five months of 2026. Both outlets describe the same figures: the sharp increase in the fund’s size and the number of beneficiaries affected during the stated period. The reports frame the issue as a mismatch between the apparent growth of available funding and the delivery of payments to students. The outlets do not provide additional outcomes or details such as the reasons for delayed payments, whether payments have since resumed, or any response from Inseta or other responsible bodies. The main points shared across sources are the fund’s reported expansion, the specific unpaid beneficiary count, and the time frame of non-payment through the first five months of 2026.