Cape Town – The uThukela District Municipality’s Maidens Bursary Award is unlawful, unfair, unreasonable and unconstitutional, and should be discontinued, the Commission for Gender Equality has said.

And the recipients should keep their bursaries, without having to be subjected to more tests, the commission added.
The commission yesterday released its report on the bursary, which was given to 16 young women from the uThukela District Municipality on condition that they remained “pure”.

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