End of the road for RAF looters, says incoming boss
Waseem Carrim, who said he was leaving NSFAS with regrets, takes over the embattled RAF on November 1 and has warned that anyone involved in fraud or corruption will face the music.
Waseem Carrim, the incoming chief executive of the Road Accident Fund (RAF), has vowed to crack down on fraud, corruption and wrongdoing at the embattled fund. Carrim, who takes over on November 1, told IOL that anyone, regardless of seniority, involved in unethical activities will face consequences. Previously, Carrim led the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) for seven and a half years, where he achieved nine clean audits and expanded the budget from R400 million to R1.5 billion.
He emphasized the importance of public service and developing young people, but acknowledged that the SA still faces significant youth unemployment.
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