The Road Accident Fund (RAF) has paid R18bn to foreign claimants in the past five
years. Some of those claimants were in SA illegally when they were involved in accidents. We speak to RAF Spokesperson McIntosh Polela about these revelations by the fund's CEO Collins Letsoalo, who told reporters that the agency would have paid at least R3.6bn to foreign nationals annually for the past five years.

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) has paid R18bn to foreign claimants in the past five years. Some of those claimants were in SA illegally when they were involved in accidents. We speak to RAF Spokesperson McIntosh Polela about these revelations by the fund's CEO Collins Letsoalo, who told reporters that the agency would have paid at least R3.6bn to foreign nationals annually for the past five years.

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RAF Paid R18bn In Illegal Foreign Claims: McIntosh Polela ( RAF Spokesperson )

PROF. NTSIKELELO
BREAKFAST - POLITICAL
ANALYST

OMPHILE MAOTWE - EFF
TREASURER GENERAL &
MEMBER OF
PARLIAMENT

MZANDILE MASINA -
MEMBER OF THE ANC
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COUNCIL (NEC) &
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

MUZI XABA: FOUNDER
AND MANAGING
DIRECTOR OF NUZTEK

VISVIN REDDY - MK PARTY
MEMBER AND MEMBER
OF PARLIAMENT

JAN DE VILLIERS - DA
SPOKESPERSON

JASON HAMILTON - GUEST
LECTURER IN CORPORATE
AND DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE AT
STELLENBOSCH BUSINESS
SCHOOL

PROF. NTSIKELELO BREAKFAST - POLITICAL ANALYST
OMPHILE MAOTWE - EFF TREASURER GENERAL &amp; MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
MZANDILE MASINA - MEMBER OF THE ANC NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (NEC) &amp; MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
MUZI XABA: FOUNDER AND MANAGING DIRECTOR OF NUZTEK
VISVIN REDDY - MK PARTY MEMBER AND MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
JAN DE VILLIERS - DA SPOKESPERSON
JASON HAMILTON - GUEST LECTURER IN CORPORATE AND DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AT STELLENBOSCH BUSINESS SCHOOL

THE EVE OF SONA 2026 ANALYSIS

Student activism in South Africa has a powerful history and has often been a militant force driving social change, with a legacy rooted in fighting the injustices that occurred in this country. In recent years we’ve seen students campaign for free, decolonized education and financial aid. A long list of issues continues to have an impact on many students across the country and this evening we’ll be talking about the issues faced by students and where student activism finds itself in today’s world? Are we harnessing youth leaders?

Student activism in South Africa has a powerful history and has&nbsp;often been a militant force driving social change, with a legacy&nbsp;rooted in fighting the injustices that occurred in this country. In&nbsp;recent years we&rsquo;ve seen students campaign for free, decolonized&nbsp;education and financial aid.&nbsp;A long list of issues continues to have an impact on many&nbsp;students across the country and this evening we&rsquo;ll be talking&nbsp;about the issues faced by students and where student activism&nbsp;finds itself in today&rsquo;s world? Are we harnessing youth leaders?

AFTER 8 IS AFTER 8: STUDENT ACTIVISM: CHALLENGES ON CAMPUS AND ARE WE HARNESSING YOUTH LEADERS?

The Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee heard a heated exchange between the private investigator Paul O’Sullivanand Members of Parliament – after he told the commission that while he had taken an oath to tell the truth, he was not obliged to answer every question if doing so could place his family at risk.
The remarks drew a sharp response from MPs, who expressed dissatisfaction and demanded that O’Sullivan amend or clarify his statement. MPs pushed for fuller cooperation, including answers about his time in South Africa during and before 1990. O’Sullivan has denied allegations of being a spy. He faced several allegations, including having undue influence over the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID), the South African Police Services (SAPS) and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA).

The Parliament&rsquo;s Ad Hoc Committee heard a heated exchange&nbsp;between the private investigator Paul O&rsquo;Sullivanand Members&nbsp;of Parliament &ndash; after he told the commission that while he had&nbsp;taken an oath to tell the truth, he was not obliged to answer&nbsp;every question if doing so could place his family at risk. The remarks drew a sharp response from MPs, who expressed&nbsp;dissatisfaction and demanded that O&rsquo;Sullivan amend or clarify&nbsp;his statement.&nbsp;MPs pushed for fuller cooperation, including answers about his&nbsp;time in South Africa during and before 1990.&nbsp;O&rsquo;Sullivan has denied allegations of being a spy. He faced several&nbsp;allegations, including having undue influence over the&nbsp;Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID), the South&nbsp;African Police Services (SAPS) and the National Prosecuting&nbsp;Authority (NPA).

RAF Paid R18bn In Illegal Foreign Claims: McIntosh Polela ( RAF Spokesperson )

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