Weekend Argus Saturday

Run by Numbers The Road Accident Fund anomaly

On 19 April 2023, Public Accounts (SCOPA), Chairperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa from the IFP chaired a meeting with the Deputy Ministry of Transport relating to the Road Accident Fund (RAF) 2020/21 Annual Report and related matters. The RAF is an entity of the Department of Transport’s with a very critical socio-economic mandate of paying compensation to road accident victims for loss or damage wrongfully caused by the driving of motor vehicles, in line with the RAF Act.

The country’s high accident rate is a grave concern, and remains the Fund’s biggest cost driver. In South Africa, more than 39 people die daily on the roads due to traffic accidents. When the RAF Board was appointed towards the

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