RAF Updates

RAF Faces Unprecedented Leadership Crisis The Road Accident Fund (RAF), South Africa’s crucial safety net for road accident victims, is…

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces unprecedented crisis as executives are suspended, R6.74 million in performance bonuses are revealed, and R500 billion in undisclosed liabilities threaten taxpayers while accident victims wait years for compensation.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) faces mounting scrutiny as Transport Minister Barbara Creecy reveals R7.3 billion paid to foreign nationals over five years. Discover the governance crisis, legislative reforms, and calls for specialized tribunals reshaping South Africa’s road accident compensation system.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces unprecedented crisis as Parliament demands jail time for reckless drivers, executives award themselves R6.7M in bonuses despite insolvency, and accounting controversies expose R300 billion discrepancies. Latest developments reveal systemic dysfunction in the country’s government insurer.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces its worst crisis with R518 billion in liabilities, while former CEO Collins Letsoalo faces criminal charges for defying Parliament’s summons to testify about the fund’s dysfunction.

The Road Accident Fund faces its deepest crisis yet as former CEO Collins Letsoalo defies parliamentary summons, a R133 million court settlement rocks the insolvent fund, and executives award themselves millions in bonuses despite widespread dysfunction.