RAF Updates

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces unprecedented crisis as executives award themselves R6.7 million in bonuses while the fund battles R500 billion in liabilities and a missing CEO scandal rocks Parliament.

SCOPA’s ongoing inquiry reveals shocking details about the RAF’s R881 million claims system failures, accounting irregularities, and the impact on road accident victims across South Africa.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces its worst crisis yet with R119 million in legal costs for suspended employees, a missing former CEO, and liabilities of R518 billion versus assets of only R33 billion. Parliament launches urgent inquiry into the fund’s governance and financial management.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces its worst crisis yet with four top executives suspended and liabilities exceeding R500 billion. Discover the latest developments in the RAF scandal, including parliamentary investigations, claims processing failures, and governance breakdowns affecting thousands of road accident victims.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) faces its most serious crisis to date with four senior executives suspended amid allegations of financial mismanagement, accounting manipulation, and a claims system in complete disarray. With liabilities exceeding R500 billion and a deficit of R2.3 billion for the 2024/25 financial year, this comprehensive analysis examines the executive suspensions, audit findings, and parliamentary investigations revealing systemic abuse of public funds.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces unprecedented crisis with R500bn liabilities, four executive suspensions, and 50,000 valid claims at risk of prescription. Discover the governance failures, financial mismanagement, and impact on road accident victims.