RAF’s R500bn Crisis: Victims Stranded, Overhaul Urgent
Sipho Mdluli’s life was drastically altered in 2021 when a drunk driver shattered his leg. Three years later, he still awaits his approved RAF payout, forced to survive on loans.
A staggering R500 billion black hole of unpaid claims has crippled the fund, leaving thousands of victims stranded. An urgent overhaul is demanded to prevent further devastation.
“My case is approved, but no payment,”
Sipho says, highlighting the plight of those affected by the RAF’s inability to pay out approved claims. His story is a testament to the thousands trapped in a system overwhelmed by unpaid claims and hidden debts.
Author's summary: RAF faces R500bn crisis.
- Unpaid claims: R500 billion
- Victims stranded: thousands
- Urgent overhaul: demanded
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