RAF denies hiding over R300 billion debt

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) says it respects and will cooperate with the Auditor-General. This is despite a legal battle over its annual audit.

The fund wants the court to block the AG from making the report public.

It intends to ask the court to review the audit and set it aside.

While the report has not been released, court proceedings show the RAF has liabilities of over R300bn.

The fund denies this, saying it only amounts to about R30bn.

Source: eNCA

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