BRITS POS – BRITS - The average lifespan of a car tracking device is anywhere from two to seven years, depending on the quality and operation of the device.
For instance, according to Concox, a wired tracker tends to have a lifespan of five years or more with proper maintenance and care.
OBD-II and battery-powered trackers, on the other hand, generally see a shelf life of one to three years owing to factors such as their installation location, battery capacity, and usage frequency.
OPERATION SHANELA Zero tolerance - 1 076 suspects arrested
POTCHEFSTROOM: 17 February 2025 – “The SAPS focusses on enhanced crime prevention and combatting and will continue to have a zero-tolerance approach for criminals,” emphasised the Acting Provincial Commissioner of North West, Major General Patrick Asaneng.
“With heightened police visibility and crime prevention and combating actions like roadblocks as well as stop and searches between 10 and 16 February, 1 076 suspects were arrested,” advised Colonel Adéle Myburgh.
Two arrested after murder of Mooinooi woman
BRITS POS – MOOINOOI – Two men were arrested on Friday, after the body of a 19-year-old woman from Mooinooi was found in bushes along the N4 Bakwena highway on Sunday, 2 February.
At first a case of a missing person was registered at Mooinooi police station after 19-year-old Lerato Moalosi was reported missing. According to information, Moalosi and her boyfriend arrived at her place in the early hours of Sunday morning, 2 February in Modikwane, in Modderspruit, Mooinooi.
TOLL PRICE HIKES - N1 and N4 highways in SA
BRITS POS – BRITS - The South African National Roads Agency has announced price hikes for 15 toll plazas located on the N1 and N4 Platinum Toll Roads.
The higher toll fees will become payable from 1 March 2025 and affect all classes of transport including light, medium-heavy, large-heavy, and extra-large-heavy vehicles.
Toll users beware
REFERENDUM PARTY - “ANC’s Statement on International Support is Rank Hypocrisy”
BRITS POS – BRITS - The petulant and panicked ANC press statement demanding that South Africans must defend their national sovereignty positively reeked of hypocrisy.
The Referendum Party would like to remind the ANC that when black South Africans were unjustly subjected to race-based laws, international lobbying and support were the primary weapons in the ANC’s arsenal.
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