Roadway Mishap Fund Tightens Its Belt Towards Foreign Nationals, Demands Travel Insurance Coverage

  • The brand-new draft costs by the Roadway Mishap Fund proposes exemption of foreign nationals from declaring settlement
  • The costs has actually been commonly criticised by attorneys, to name a few, stating it infringes on the rights of mishap victims in the nation
  • The costs likewise recommends substantial restructuring, moving from swelling amount payments to offering mishap victims with a repaired routine earnings

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SOUTH AFRICA – It’s going to be a rough trip for foreign nationals moving forward as the South African Roadway Mishap Fund (RAF) is not pulling back on its suggested costs, pointing out the exemption of foreign nationals from settlement.

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The Roadway Mishap Fund wishes to omit foreign nationals from settlement in its brand-new proposed costs. Images: Getty Images
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The fund has actually now moved equipments, demanding foreign nationals getting insurance coverage or discovering other ways to cater on their own when going into the nation.

According to SABC News, the fund states it has actually paid over R3.3 billion in claims to foreign nationals over the last 2 years. It likewise tabled strategies to bring those who have actually been misusing the fund to book.

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Head of Corporate Communications, McIntosh Polela, stated 8 600 foreign nationals have actually taken advantage of the fund in between April 2021 and March 2023. He stated:

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” What we’re proposing now is that foreign nationals are not going to be catered for. If you come through our borders, nevertheless, you come through our borders, you require to have insurance coverage.”

South Africans divided over the costs

Netizens shared various beliefs on the freshly proposed costs on Twitter, with some supporting it and others dissenting. Below are a few of the views:

@nyasha_gwata asked:

” So immigrants must not pay tax?”

@Trompies015 positioned this concern:

” Do they not have RAF in their own nations?”

@PMSFC__ commented:

” It’s amusing how we South Africans constantly request personal medical insurance coverage when taking a trip to other nations, however here in SA, we have individuals who desire immigrants to take advantage of our own RAF.”

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@bongwe_ncube asked:

” Exact same immigrants who are moneying the RAF through roadway and fuel taxes?”

@makhanip said:

” Travel insurance coverage makes good sense, I do not understand what the outcry has to do with.”

@OhFlipItsVuyo asked:

” If immigrants pay tax, why must they be omitted from having the ability to declare RAF?”

Guy abducted, obtained for RAF payment

Formerly, Quickly News reported that a teller and 2 accomplices were jailed after kidnapping a guy and obtaining his RAF payment.

The guy has actually been a victim of kidnapping on a number of events because January this year. The hooligans made 3 efforts to defraud the guy’s RAF cash, requiring R50 000 each time. The suspects were later on collared in Inanda, Durban

Guy fined R100K for scamming RAF

In a comparable report by Quickly News, an Eastern Cape guy got more than he imagined when he was fined R100K for attempting to rip-off the RAF.

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56-year-old Mzwandile Patrick Msutwana tried to declare over R2 million, declaring he was hurt in a hit-and-run mishap. Warning in the claim led the RAF to probe and later on find that he had actually in truth fallen and gotten hurt while intoxicated.

Msutwana was sentenced to a fine of R100K or 5 years jail time, to which he chose the fine.

Source: Quickly News


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