A former steelworker alleges the Compensation Fund has not finalised his injury claim nearly 19 years after an overhead crane accident left him permanently incapacitated.
Officials and whistle-blowers have reported fresh concerns about procurement practices, governance and consultant spending at the Compensation Fund, according to reporting by The Citizen. The state...
Fresh allegations place Compensation Fund procurement under the spotlight The Compensation Fund, one of South Africa’s largest public entities with reserve funds estimated at around R150...
A whistle‑blower has told The Citizen that the Compensation Fund may have spent R142 million on overlapping consultant work, with little to show for the money...
Rising losses, weak controls: the state of the Compensation Fund The Compensation Fund has seen identified financial losses rise sharply, with figures totalling R71 million across...
Injured workers are still being failed by South Africa’s Compensation Fund, says Cosatu For many South African workers, getting injured on the job is only the...
South Africa’s highest courts are once again shining a spotlight on how state institutions serve the public and this time, it is the Compensation Fund under...
For many South African households, employing a domestic worker is part of everyday life. From cleaners and gardeners to nannies and caregivers, these roles keep homes...
For thousands of pensioners whose livelihoods depend on monthly payments from the Compensation Fund, the past year has been filled with anxiety and confusion. Delays in...
South Africa’s food security and employment stability face a major blow as state-owned poultry producer Daybreak Foods teeters on the edge of liquidation. Despite urgent attempts...