The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) says former Road Accident Fund (RAF) CEO Collins Letsoalo’s name came up several times as an implicated person in its probe at the fund.

[WATCH] Road Accident Fund (RAF) CEO Collin Letsoalo has denied alleged wrongful involvement in a R79 million lease deal for the fund’s offices. For more details, go to https://t.co/TS6YUmN424. pic.twitter.com/Vkyhfr1alU

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This is according to head of the SIU Advocate Andy Mothibi.

He was giving an update to Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts, on the RAF enquiry.

Mothibi says the investigation identified systemic governance deficiencies that contributed significantly to maladministration, financial instability and operational inefficiencies.

WATCH | SCOPA’s oversight enquiry into allegations of maladministration and the misuse of public funds at the Road Accident Fund begins tomorrow. Chairperson Songezo Zibi says RAF current and previous board members and employees will be called to account. pic.twitter.com/p9fwB3FXu1

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“The former CEO of RAF interfered in the procurement. This is the finding. We’ve investigated the process and so on. So we have found that the former CEO interfered in the procurement process in that he authorised the re-evaluation of the already evaluated bid by the BEC and BAC,” says Mothibi.

[WATCH] The suspended Road Accident Fund (RAF) CEO, Collins Letsoalo, says that he will apply for the position of CEO if the Road Accident Fund advertises it. pic.twitter.com/0f2jRP5gQg

— SABC News (@SABCNews) June 26, 2025

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