July 2025 Road Accident Fund News: Parliament Inquiry, Leadership Crisis, and Legal Troubles
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa is once again in the national spotlight as July 2025 brings a…
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa is once again in the national spotlight as July 2025 brings a…
June 30, 2025: The Road Accident Fund faces a governance crisis as the suspended CEO’s court bid fails and Parliament launches a rare full inquiry. Meanwhile, the RAF reports a 43.5% surge in youth accident claims and over 24,000 young fatalities in five years, highlighting urgent road safety and financial reform needs.
A daily summary of the latest news and trends about the Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa, including a rise in accidents among young people, a parliamentary inquiry, financial concerns, and more. (June 29, 2025)
Parliament has launched a full inquiry into the Road Accident Fund (RAF) amid allegations of financial mismanagement and governance failures. Meanwhile, the Pretoria High Court has upheld the suspension of RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo. Read the latest updates and analysis for June 28, 2025.
Parliament has launched a full-scale inquiry into the Road Accident Fund’s financial management, while the Pretoria High Court has upheld the suspension of RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo. Read the latest updates and analysis for June 27, 2025.
South Africa’s Parliament has launched a rare inquiry into the Road Accident Fund (RAF) amid a surge in claims by young people and growing road safety concerns. Over 70,000 claims from youth highlight the urgent need for reform and transparency at the RAF. Read the latest updates and analysis for June 26, 2025.
Road Accident Fund South Africa: Key News & Updates – June 25, 2025 Today’s roundup covers the latest developments and…
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa faces a leadership crisis, legal battles, and financial mismanagement. This update for June 24, 2025, covers the suspension of CEO Collins Letsoalo, court disputes with SARS, and the growing crisis of accountability and default judgments.
The South African government has abandoned the controversial RAF Amendment Bill and is reviving the RABS Bill, signaling major changes for road accident compensation. This article summarizes the latest developments, their implications for victims, and what to expect next.
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