Road Accident Fund News Update – June 3, 2025

Latest News and Updates on the Road Accident Fund (RAF) – June 3, 2025

Here is a summary of the most important news and trends about the Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa as of June 3, 2025:

• RAF CEO Suspended Amid Corruption Probe: The CEO of the Road Accident Fund, Collins Letsoalo, has been suspended and placed on special leave following a Special Investigating Unit probe into alleged corruption. This has created uncertainty about the fund’s leadership and future direction. (Read more)
• Parliament Raises Concerns Over RAF’s State: The Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) has expressed serious concerns about the critical state of the RAF, highlighting ongoing financial and operational challenges. (Read more)
• Legal Fees Under Scrutiny: Reports reveal that two law firms received the majority of the RAF’s R103 million legal services spend, raising questions about transparency and spending priorities. (Read more)
• RAF Loses Medical Scheme Liability Case: The RAF lost another court case regarding liability for medical scheme members, with the High Court in Cape Town ruling against the fund’s position. (Read more)
• Recent Court Judgments: New legal judgments involving the RAF continue to shape the fund’s obligations and liabilities. (Read more)

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Stay tuned for daily updates on the Road Accident Fund and related developments in South Africa.