26 Jun 2022

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Unisa vice-chancellor Professor Puleng LenkaBula. Photo: Wits
Unisa vice-chancellor Professor Puleng LenkaBula. Photo: Wits

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Unisa vice-chancellor Professor Puleng LenkaBula could face a disciplinary hearing if the university’s council decides to implement recommendations made after a forensic investigation.

This comes after LenkaBula allegedly approved irregular payments of more than R72 million for staff to purchase laptops without council’s approval.

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