The Road Accident Fund (RAF) paid R231.7 million in bonuses during a financial year. These Road Accident Fund bonuses came under scrutiny when, during the same year, the RAF received an adverse audit opinion from the Auditor-General of South Africa, as Parliament heard on Monday. The revelation, contained in the fund’s latest annual report, has…
Road Accident Fund Bonuses Scrutinised by Scopa
Original Article by Tara Roos | Business Day | 21 October 2025
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) paid R231.7 million in bonuses during a financial year. These Road Accident Fund bonuses came under scrutiny when, during the same year, the RAF received an adverse audit opinion from the Auditor-General of South Africa, as Parliament heard on Monday. The revelation, contained in the fund’s latest annual report, has […]
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