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Stay updated on the latest Road Accident Fund (RAF) news in South Africa for October 2025. This post covers the R546 million paid to foreign nationals, R3.3 billion in recent claim payments, the SCOPA corruption inquiry, and ongoing reforms. Learn about the financial impact, legislative changes, and what these developments mean for road accident victims and taxpayers. Get comprehensive insights and key takeaways on RAF’s progress and challenges.

Road Accident Fund Update: Major Developments in October 2025 The Road Accident Fund (RAF) continues to make headlines in October…

Get the latest October 2025 update on South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF): R3.3 billion paid in outstanding claims, R546 million to foreign nationals, major fraud case convictions, new interim board leadership, and ongoing challenges with a R20 billion backlog. Stay informed on RAF claims, payments, and reforms.

Major developments in South Africa’s Road Accident Fund including R3.3 billion in claim payments, foreign national payouts worth R546 million, and significant legal reforms. Get the latest RAF news and updates.

The Road Accident Fund has paid R3.3 billion in two weeks as part of an aggressive new strategy to clear over R20 billion in outstanding claims. Learn about the new leadership, court rulings, and strategic changes transforming South Africa’s road accident compensation system.

The Road Accident Fund pays R3.3 billion to claimants in two weeks as new interim board tackles massive R20 billion backlog. Latest developments include court challenges and concerning intimidation reports.

RAF Delivers on Promise: R3.3 Billion Disbursed in Two Weeks In a significant development for South African road accident victims,…

The Road Accident Fund has paid R3.3 billion in outstanding claims while facing a parliamentary corruption investigation. Get the latest updates on governance changes, payment progress, and what it means for claimants.

The Road Accident Fund has paid R3.3 billion in outstanding claims over three weeks under new leadership, tackling a R20 billion backlog with accelerated processing for claims older than 180 days.