Just days ago, the sheriff of thecourtattached assets of theDepartment of Transportdue to unpaid claims.
According to reports, the claims have been finalised but are still unpaid owing to cash flow issues.
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It blamed its R5.3 billion deficit on the lack of early investigations and settlement of claims for this.
The state insurer revealed details in a response to a highly unexpected order recently granted by the High Court.
The order suspended all writs of attachments and execution against the fund’s essential assets.
The ailing Road Accident Fund (RAF) is scratching its head over more than R14 billion that it is needing to pay road accident victims. Image: Brenton Geach/ Gallo Images.Source: Getty Images
The court also ordered that the RAF begin to scrub the backlog of unpaid claims it has.
He was the Head of Current Affairs at Briefly News.
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