# Parliament’s portfolio committee on Public Service and Administration has expressed concern about reports on a repayment based on a ghost contract of the Government Pensions Administration Agency. According to reports, the agency paid Shula Developers, who allegedly misrepresented themselves as the landlord, 36-million-rand upfront to lease a building for its headquarters. Shula Developers has paid back the funds, but neglected to pay the four-million-rand interest it earned. The committee says it wants clarity on whether the arrangement between the agency and Shula Developers constitutes potential corruption.
Parliament wants answers on the state pensions agency being refunded R36-million from a ghost contract