Letsoalo explains reason for massive claims backlog at RAF
Ntuthuzelo Nene
3 May 2024 | 9:00The fund has started a campaign to encourage claimants to come forward and said anyone who submitted claims before April 2021 should submit all outstanding documents to finalise their claims.
CAPE TOWN - Road Accident Fund (RAF) CEO Collins Letsoalo said the reason for the massive backlog they were experiencing was due to pending claims without supporting documents.
The fund is still working to clear a backlog of 321,000 claims.
ALSO READ: RAF CEO says govt must consider law to stop illegal immigrants claiming from the fund
It has now started a campaign to encourage claimants to come forward and said anyone who submitted claims before April 2021 should submit all outstanding documents to finalise their claims.
"The call for the outstanding documents ensures that the RAF has the necessary documents and details that informs it of what is being claimed for, setting out the basis for the claim in order to allow the RAF to investigate and ultimately pay the claim,” said Letsoalo.
Letsoalo said claimants could contact them to find out which documents they should be sending.
“The number is 087 820 1111, people can also send SMSs to 44930, and of course setting up that email address at contactcentre@raf.co.za."
Get the whole picture 💡
Take a look at the topic timeline for all related articles.
Trending News
More in Local

3 November 2025 08:05
Meeting scheduled to take place between Manamela & NSFAS chair Stander

3 November 2025 07:25
Police continuing investigation into murder of 2 people in Manenberg

3 November 2025 06:57
CoCT received complaints of ‘unpermitted trading’ before acting against 6 Goodwood Mall informal traders








