South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF), once a promise of support for accident victims, is now in deep trouble. Years of boardroom fights, poor leadership, and costly legal battles have drained its money and slowed payments to those who need help most. The government stepped in, dissolving the board to fix the chaos and restore public trust. With urgent reforms planned, there’s hope the RAF can heal and once again protect thousands of families facing hardship after road accidents.
