# Public Interest South Africa says the board of the Government Pensions Administration Agency should be declared delinquent for failing to act on whistleblower allegations. Chairperson Tebogo Khaas told SABC News that the board’s inaction endorses exposes whistleblowers to risk. Khaas urges swift ministerial intervention and stronger oversight, condemning the use of public funds for questionable investigations. He argued that ethical governance is essential to prevent corruption and protect whistleblowers:
Public Interest SA calls for GPAA Board to be declared delinquent [SOUND]
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