RAF Updates

The Road Accident Fund faces a critical R100 billion liability crisis as SCOPA’s inquiry reveals systematic governance failures, mismanagement, and barriers preventing poor South Africans from accessing compensation. Fuel levy increases add pressure on motorists.

The Road Accident Fund faces unprecedented challenges in 2026, with fuel levy increases, technical bankruptcy warnings, and urgent calls for comprehensive reform. Explore the latest developments affecting South Africa’s road accident compensation system.

Parliamentary inquiry reveals Road Accident Fund’s R100 billion liability crisis as government increases fuel levies by 21 cents per litre. SCOPA investigation exposes systemic failures while critics argue more money won’t fix structural problems.

February 2026 brings major developments for South Africa’s Road Accident Fund. Discover the Budget 2026 levy increases, Supreme Court ruling, and critical challenges facing the RAF. Stay informed about how these changes impact motorists and healthcare providers.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces a critical crisis in 2026 with liabilities exceeding R600 billion and over 320,000 outstanding claims. New reform proposals through the RABS Bill aim to introduce a no-fault system with monthly payments, but implementation challenges remain significant.

The Road Accident Fund faces unprecedented challenges with R600bn liabilities and 5-year settlement delays. AA CEO criticizes government approach while SCOPA hearings reveal systemic failures affecting millions of South Africans.