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Road Accident Fund RAF South Africa News 16 July 2026

Media July 16, 2026
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Road Accident Fund compensation claims continue to face significant delays in South Africa. Learn what claimants need to know about their rights and the current state of RAF claim processing.
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RAF news update 16 July 2026. Key stories: SCA declared RAF 1 claim form unlawful on 30 April 2026 – 600000 rejected claims can be resubmitted by 30 September 2026. SCOPA laid criminal charges against former CEO Collins Letsoalo in June 2026. Transport Minister Creecy reviewing RAF funding model – proposed new vehicle licence disc fee. AA and DA oppose new fee. Calls to scrap RAF. Court ordered RAF to pay R2.23 million to pedestrian. Parliament says RAF is on road to recovery.

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