The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has updated its list of companies and entities who have not paid the required pension fund contributions in South Africa with over 4,000 still on the hook. Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Keabetswe Tsuene, Specialist Analyst: Retirement Funds Conduct Supervision Department.

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has updated its list of companies and entities who have not paid the required pension fund contributions in South Africa with over 4,000 still on the hook. Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Keabetswe Tsuene, Specialist Analyst: Retirement Funds Conduct Supervision Department.

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Billions of Rands in pensions have still not been paid in the country

Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Collins Letsoalo, Road Accident Fund (RAF) CEO about The Road Accident Fund says it has over 320 000 in claims backlog that need to be processed and finalised, some dating back to April 2021.

The fund launched its “Drive Your Claim Forward” campaign to deal with the backlog. CEO Collins Letsoalo says the fund has not even met the 20% yearly target of reducing the high number of outstanding claims. He briefed the media today about the issue, saying RAF has only achieved 16% of the 20% it set for itself. He says much of the backlog is caused by outstanding supporting documents.

Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Collins Letsoalo, Road Accident Fund (RAF) CEO about The Road Accident Fund says it has over 320 000 in claims backlog that need to be processed and finalised, some dating back to April 2021.
The fund launched its “Drive Your Claim Forward” campaign to deal with the backlog. CEO Collins Letsoalo says the fund has not even met the 20% yearly target of reducing the high number of outstanding claims. He briefed the media today about the issue, saying RAF has only achieved 16% of the 20% it set for itself. He says much of the backlog is caused by outstanding supporting documents.

RAF CEO briefed the media on the backlog of claims that have not been finalized

Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Daniel Balepile, NUM President about how The National Union of Mineworkers has threatened mass action against mining companies over planned retrenchments. NUM president, Dan Balepile announced a march to Sibanye Stillwater to protest the proposed 4,000 job cuts in the gold sector.

Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Daniel Balepile, NUM President about how The National Union of Mineworkers has threatened mass action against mining companies over planned retrenchments. NUM president, Dan Balepile announced a march to Sibanye Stillwater to protest the proposed 4,000 job cuts in the gold sector.

NUM threatens mass action over planned job cuts in gold mining sector

Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Unathi Binqose, Spokesperson for The Eastern Cape Transport Department about how Several roads have been blocked in the Eastern Cape as scholar transport operators are protesting over non-payment by the provincial government. Eastern Cape transport department spokesperson Unathi Binqose has warned that such a shutdown will infringe on people’s right of movement.

Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Unathi Binqose, Spokesperson for The Eastern Cape Transport Department about how Several roads have been blocked in the Eastern Cape as scholar transport operators are protesting over non-payment by the provincial government. Eastern Cape transport department spokesperson Unathi Binqose has warned that such a shutdown will infringe on people’s right of movement.

Billions of Rands in pensions have still not been paid in the country

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