The RAF has suffered another legal loss, with the SCA ruling it cannot exclude foreign nationals in South Africa illegally from compensation
Two legal findings against the RAF will only add to its parlous financial position
Unpaid claims have soared to more than double the Road Accident Fund’s budget. And there are no solutions (yet) to its staggering unravelling
Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come
With contingent liabilities set to rise to R422bn, the Road Accident Fund has hit a wall – and its ex-CEO is nowhere to be seen
The parliamentary hearing into the fund has revealed a catalogue of contempt and collapsing controls
An inquiry into the shambles at the Road Accident Fund begins today with the cost of 34 suspended staff. MPs reckon it’s the tip of the iceberg
Alleged corruption, maladministration and punitive action – and clients still waiting on their claims 1,800 days later. That’s one whistleblower’s story
Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come
Ongoing shenanigans at the Road Accident Fund have seen parliament’s standing committee on public accounts call for a formal inquiry into the organisation
A whistleblower says the RAF has spent a mammoth R650m of a combined R1bn contract on media and advertising over just two years
The RAF board has converted Collins Letsoalo’s ‘special leave’ into a ‘precautionary suspension’ following allegations of insubordination
Road Accident Fund CEO Collins Letsoalo has been put on paid leave after dodging parliament.
The Special Investigating Unit is probing Road Accident Fund executives for allegedly taking kickbacks from lawyers appointed by the organisation
Road Accident Fund head Collins Letsoalo proved evasive at a press briefing responding to preliminary findings by the Special Investigating Unit
The RAF has suffered two setbacks recently: losing a court appeal on its accounting standards, and eye-popping details emerging from an SIU probe
The RAF and Sars are facing off over a rebate agreement between the revenue authority and Eskom, despite it not directly affecting the RAF’s legal rights
The RAF has thrown open the door to people with criminal records, despite the high-trust financial management work it’s supposed to perform
The RAF’s acting chief investment officer has previously been charged with gross negligence, gross dishonesty and gross dereliction of duty
The RAF is in ICU. Not only is its R8.3bn backlog denying victims compensation, but thousands of execution orders against it are now jamming up the courts
