BRITS POS – BRITS - TLU SA spreek sy afgryse uit en meen dit is onaanvaarbaar dat die regering sy plig en verantwoordelikheid nie nakom nie.
Ons sit met ’n regering sonder politieke wil, sonder beheer en sonder verantwoordelikheidsbesef. Hoeveel kruise moet nog op Ysterberg geplant word voordat die regering wakker skrik?
Moet ons net aanhou kruis ná kruis plant asof dit deel van die gewone gang van sake is?
Nóg ‘n gruwelmoord op bejaarde man
BRITS POS – RASHOOP - Boet Theunissen van Brits (74) is die nag van 28/29 November 2025 op ‘n plaas in Rashoop vermoor.
Theunissen het alleen gewoon, maar daar is nog wooneenhede op die plaas en klaarblyklik het niemand die skote gehoor nie. Daar is eers later Saterdag, op sy lyk afgekom.
Boet se seun, Wayne Theunissen het bevestig dat sy pa op die toneel dood verklaar is.
South Africa’s economy as bad as it was in 1945
BRITS POS – BRITS - South Africa’s period of low economic growth over the past decade is the weakest period for the local economy on record since 1945.
This has resulted in South Africans, on average, getting steadily poorer as population growth has outpaced economic growth.
The country’s economic malaise is largely a result of the collapse of investment in productive sectors of the economy, with the government allocating more resources towards consumption rather than investment.
Operation Shanela II continues to be successful
BRITS POS – BRITS - The police in the North West have, during the weekly integrated and multi-disciplinary Shanela 2 / Safer Festive Season Operations asserted the authority of the state through the apprehension of 1 250 suspects for different crimes ranging from burglaries at residential and non-residential premises, aggravated robberies, murders, rapes, dealing in and possession of drugs to driving under the influence of liquor.
DA condemns ridiculous tariff hikes at North West Nature Reserves
BRITS POS – BRITS - The Democratic Alliance (DA) in the North West is deeply alarmed by the extreme and unjustifiable tariff increases announced by the North West Parks and Tourism Board (NWPTB), which are set to take effect next week on Monday, 1 December 2025. Some of these hikes increase by more than 1 500%.
These increases are nothing short of a direct assault on affordability, accessibility, and the already-struggling tourism sector.
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