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The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is under intense scrutiny in 2026. From landmark court rulings overturning the RAF1 claim form to a looming R500 billion liability crisis, new vehicle licence fee proposals, criminal charges against a former CEO, and expanded rights for undocumented foreign claimants — here is everything South Africans need to know about the latest RAF developments as of July 2026.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF) is under intense pressure in mid-2026. From a potential end to the fuel levy funding model and new vehicle licence fees, to criminal charges against a former CEO, 430+ unpaid finalised claims, and a landmark court ruling on undocumented foreigners — here is your complete July 2026 RAF news roundup.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is under the spotlight in July 2026. From a radical new funding model proposed by Transport Minister Creecy, to a landmark Supreme Court ruling on foreign nationals, a R40 billion insolvency crisis, and 430+ unpaid finalised claims — here is everything you need to know about the latest RAF news in South Africa.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is under intense scrutiny in 2026. From a landmark Supreme Court ruling on undocumented foreigners to a R40 billion insolvency crisis, 430+ unpaid claims, and proposed funding reforms – here is your comprehensive daily update on all things RAF in South Africa.

A comprehensive daily update on the Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa — covering the SCA ruling on undocumented foreigners, court action over 430+ unpaid claims, governance challenges, reform progress, and what claimants need to know in July 2026.

A South African law firm has launched court action against the Road Accident Fund over its failure to pay more than 430 finalised claims, highlighting ongoing payment delays affecting accident victims seeking compensation.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa faces a perfect storm in 2026: a R400+ billion financial crisis, landmark Supreme Court rulings reinstating 600,000 rejected claims, a foreign nationals compensation ruling, governance failures under former CEO Collins Letsoalo, and a backlog of 430,000+ outstanding claims. Get the full update here.

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF) faces a potential R400 billion financial crisis in 2026, with landmark court rulings, hundreds of thousands of rejected claims being reinstated, ongoing SIU investigations into former CEO Collins Letsoalo, and growing calls for a government bailout. Get the full update here.