RAF Updates

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) faces a leadership crisis as CEO Collins Letsoalo is suspended amid allegations of financial irregularities and insubordination. Simultaneously, the RAF is locked in a legal battle with SARS over R5.1 billion in fuel levy deductions, raising serious questions about governance, accountability, and the fund’s ability to serve accident victims. Read today’s full update for details and analysis.

Get the latest news and updates on the Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa as of June 16, 2025. This summary covers court criticism, legislative reforms, defamation rulings, payout statistics, leadership changes, and more. Stay informed with our daily SEO-optimized blog post.

Sunshine Hospital in Johannesburg is being auctioned after closing due to the Road Accident Fund (RAF) owing it R400 million. This daily update covers the latest RAF news, including leadership turmoil, court battles, and the urgent need for reform in South Africa’s road accident compensation system.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa is in crisis as CEO Collins Letsoalo is suspended amid a corruption probe, while the fund faces millions in losses from chaotic court cases and default judgments. This June 2025 update summarizes the latest news, key trends, and implications for claimants and the public.

Get the latest news and analysis on the Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa for June 13, 2025: CEO suspension, government action, financial mismanagement, and legal updates.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is considering withdrawing from its court case with the Auditor-General, following pressure from the Transport Department and concerns over legal costs and compliance. Here are the key updates for June 12, 2025.

A Gauteng High Court judge has blasted the Road Accident Fund for its chaotic approach to litigation, resulting in millions lost to default judgments and ongoing financial mismanagement. The judgment highlights the urgent need for reform and accountability within the RAF.

The Road Accident Fund in South Africa is losing millions due to chaotic litigation and default court judgments, according to a 10 June 2025 GroundUp article. Judge Jan Swanepoel criticized the RAF’s mismanagement, highlighting the urgent need for reform. Read more about the financial impact and key findings.

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Daily update: The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa faces leadership uncertainty after its CEO’s suspension, scrutiny over legal spending, and new court rulings. Parliament expresses concern over the fund’s critical state. Read the latest news and trends for June 3, 2025.