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BRITS POS – BRITS – Members of Brits police, the Department of Correctional Services, Department of Social Development and the Department of Health took part in Child Protection Week activities.

On Wednesday, 28 May they paid a visit to Laerskool De Kroon and addressed Grade 5 to 7 learners on Children’s Rights as embedded in the Children’s Act (Act No 38 of 2005). 

Read more …Child Protection Week outreach

BRITS POS – BRITS - Kidnapping remains a persistent and evolving threat in South Africa, affecting individuals across socio-economic backgrounds.
Syndicates target victims for ransom, extortion, human trafficking, or in connection with criminal or political disputes. While adults remain high-risk targets, children and young adults are increasingly vulnerable due to gaps in awareness and digital exposure.

Read more …Combating the kidnapping threat in South Africa

BRITS POS – BRITS - Recently the Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) vowed to intensify its oversight on Wednesday following a committee briefing in which the Auditor-General (AG) painted a bleak picture of municipal audit outcomes. 
The committee was briefed on municipalities’ audit outcomes for the 2023/24 financial year.

Read more …POOR MUNICIPAL AUDIT OUTCOMES - “We are no longer interested in excuses,” says COGTA Committee

BRITS POS – BRITS - According to the SAPS, only one province experienced a year-on-year increase in hijackings for the most recent quarter: the North West. Interestingly, five provinces saw a significant decrease (>20%) in hijackings.
“Vehicle hijackings are largely a business driven by demand and supply in South Africa,” says Wahl Bartmann, CEO of Fidelity Group. “Popular models are targeted due to the high demand for their parts or resale value, often through illicit markets.”

Read more …North West hijackings increased Q1 of 2025

BRITS POS – BRITS - Die Outomobiel-Assosiasie (AA) het die verhoogde brandstofheffing van 4%, wat in die minister van finansies, Enoch Godongwana se begroting aangekondig is, veroordeel. Dit nadat ‘n verhoging van 3c per liter koolstofheffing reeds in April in werking getree het.
Volgens die AA sal dit vervoerkoste opjaag, voedselpryse hoër laat styg en meer druk op reeds sukkelende huishoudings plaas.

Read more …4%-brandstofverhoging wyd veroordeel

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