#JusticeForDrMpho| Academic succumbs to depression due to alleged workplace bullying

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The University of Mpumalanga has denounced the campaign spearheaded by some academics that suggest that the institution is responsible for the death of one of its lecturers Dr Mpho Motseki who is said to have succumbed to depression. Fellow academic and Motseki family spokesperson Professor Kgothatso Shai told Nghamula Chauke that the late academic was subjected to bullying and unfair labour practices in the institution. University of Mpumalanga spokesperson Tlangelani Ubisi says it is unfortunate that Professor Shai and others are peddling untrue information around this matter which is viewed as uncultured. 
14 Apr English South Africa Business · Arts

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