RAF Updates

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is under the spotlight in June 2026, with landmark court rulings on foreign nationals’ claims, a punitive cost order for refusing to pay a pedestrian victim, a looming R500 billion liability crisis, and government proposals for new vehicle licence fees. Get the full breakdown of the latest RAF news and what it means for claimants.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is facing its most turbulent period yet in 2026. From landmark Supreme Court of Appeal rulings and a potential R500 billion liability to calls for a government bailout and criminal charges against former executives, here is everything you need to know about the latest RAF news in South Africa.

Gun violence and traffic incidents continue to devastate South African communities. Understanding your RAF claim rights is essential as accident rates remain high.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) faces its biggest crisis yet in 2026: a landmark SCA ruling revives hundreds of thousands of rejected claims, potential R500 billion liabilities loom, and calls for a government bailout grow louder. Here’s everything South Africans need to know.

A comprehensive daily roundup of the latest Road Accident Fund (RAF) news in South Africa for June 2026 — covering court rulings on unpaid claims, the R390 million foreign nationals liability, governance reforms, payment delays, and what claimants need to know.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is under intense scrutiny in June 2026, with court battles over 430+ unpaid claims, criminal charges against its former CEO, a R518 billion liability crisis, and landmark rulings on foreign national claims. Get the full update here.

Health experts warn South Africa’s escalating gun violence represents a public health emergency, not just a crime issue. Road Accident Fund claimants face mounting pressures as injury claims surge across multiple categories.

A comprehensive roundup of the latest Road Accident Fund (RAF) news in South Africa for June 2026 — covering payment delays, criminal charges against former CEO Collins Letsoalo, the R518 billion liability crisis, the SCA ruling on foreign nationals, and what claimants need to know.