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The Road Accident Fund has resumed payments for R20 billion in outstanding claims while facing a parliamentary corruption investigation. Get the latest updates on RAF reforms, payment acceleration, and the ongoing SCOPA inquiry into alleged financial mismanagement.

Road Accident Fund Makes Significant Progress in Clearing Claims Backlog The Road Accident Fund (RAF) has announced a major breakthrough…

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa has launched a R20 billion claims clearance initiative, disbursing R3.3 billion in two weeks and planning monthly payments exceeding R4 billion throughout 2025. Recent developments include the dissolution of the previous board, appointment of an interim board, enhanced transparency measures, and ongoing reforms such as the Road Accident Benefit Scheme Bill. These changes aim to resolve the claims backlog, improve governance, and ensure timely compensation for road accident victims.

The Road Accident Fund faces its biggest crisis with R19 billion in outstanding claims and complete leadership overhaul. New interim board promises aggressive payment strategy starting October 2025.

RAF Faces Critical Juncture as New Interim Board Takes Control The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa is undergoing…

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces a historic crisis in September 2025, with a R19 billion claims backlog, board dissolution, and a High Court ruling forcing faster payments. New interim leadership and a parliamentary inquiry aim to address deep-rooted governance and financial issues. Read our in-depth analysis of the RAF’s challenges, reforms, and what lies ahead for claimants and service providers.

The Road Accident Fund faces its biggest crisis with R19 billion in outstanding claims. New interim board promises aggressive action starting October 2025 to address the massive backlog affecting thousands of road accident victims across South Africa.

Comprehensive update on Road Accident Fund South Africa developments in 2025, including Minister Barbara Creecy’s board dissolution, new settlement drives, and parliamentary inquiry into RAF financial matters.

The Road Accident Fund faces its biggest crisis yet in September 2025, with new interim leadership tackling R19 billion in outstanding claims while navigating High Court rulings and system modernization efforts.