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You must be given three months' notice of the review by SASSA. You can complain about the official to SASSA directly.
You can ask SASSA to reconsider your application. You can also appeal to the Minister of Social Development.
You should go to the SASSA office and explain the situation and why you are applying for the Child Support Grant.
Yes, interest that is automatically reinvested would be considered as income.
Perhaps your most immediate action should be to appeal this denial.
You can submit a dispute of the deduction to SASSA
If you are not satisfied with the outcome of the appeal, they say you can take it to the High Court for a judicial review.
You can call a family meeting or approach an organisation that helps families having marital problems.
You can phone their hotline but you will probably have better luck if you get help from a non-government organisation.
Your SASSA grant may have been delayed due to changes made by changes to the qualifying criteria.