By Zuko Komisa
Puleng Lenkabula, vice chancellor at Unisa, has denied using student money to purchase a refrigerator and bed for a total of more than R500,000.
Lenkabula received criticism over the price of renovations at her official residence last year.
Numerous accusations against her include improper spending and bad administration.
According to EWN, there are damning allegations made against her which include her allegedly racking up a R2 million bill for renovations at the Cloghereen residence.
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This allegedly includes work done on kitchen upgrades, floors, walls, and plumbing.
There are further claims that she spent an inflated R400,000 on a fridge and R300,000 on a bed imported from abroad.
Lenkabula has denied the allegations and believes they are an attempt to discredit her.
“Why do not you observe the truth that I mentioned the vice-chancellor was holding accountable the departments that put quotations that have been past what’s normative, as a substitute of casting of casting the vice-chancellor as a slay queen who desires to steal from the assets of society,” said Lenkabula.
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