Letlhokwa George Mpedi

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Letlhokwa George Mpedi is a distinguished legal scholar and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Johannesburg, whose research focuses on social security law, labour law, and the intersection of health and legal liability. His work critically examines the legal frameworks governing social protection, particularly in developing economies, and has shaped policy discussions on inclusive welfare systems. Mpedi’s most-cited paper, "Health Liability" (2024), with 3 citations, addresses emerging legal challenges in healthcare accountability, reflecting his commitment to bridging law and social justice. Beyond his scholarly contributions, he is a prolific author and editor of several influential texts on social security, and his leadership in higher education has amplified his impact on legal education and reform in Africa. With a career marked by advocacy for equitable access to justice, Mpedi’s research continues to inform debates on labour rights, health law, and the role of legal systems in fostering social resilience. His work remains essential reading for students and researchers exploring the evolving landscape of socio-economic rights and legal responsibility.