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BRITS POS – BRITS - South African sectional title owners who fall behind on levy payments risk losing not only their homes, but also their cars and other assets, as bodies corporate increasingly turn to court orders to recover mounting arrears.
VDM Incorporated attorney, Johlene Wasserman, who specialises in sectional title law, warned South Africans that falling behind on levy payments could lead to serious legal consequences.

Read more …Warning for South Africans who own property in complexes and estates

BRITS POS – BRITS - Die VF Plus het in ‘n skrywe aan die speaker van die Madibeng Plaaslike Munisipaliteit (Brits, Hartbeespoort, Mooinooi), Ditshego Mbezi, geëis dat daar dringend opgetree word teen raadslede wat by herhaling raadsvergaderings ontwrig en die munisipale raad sodoende verhinder om sy oorsigrol te vervul.
Hierdie optrede van ANC-faksies in die munisipaliteit vind reeds sedert Februarie vanjaar plaas en vier opeenvolgende raadsvergaderings het telkens in chaos ontaard sonder dat belangrike diensleweringskwessies bespreek is.

Read more …VF Plus eis optrede teen wangedrag van ANC-raadslede in Madibeng

BRITS POS – HARTBEESPOORT - On Monday, 3 November 2025, an employee of a business traveling along Beethoven Street, Hartbeespoort, was stopped at a roadblock operated by Madibeng Local Municipality Traffic Services. 
After a routine inspection of the vehicle’s license disc, traffic officers informed the driver that there were allegedly outstanding traffic fines linked to the vehicle, not to the driver personally.

Read more …PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT - Unlawful Retention of Driving Licenses by Madibeng Local Municipal...

BRITS POS – BRITS - With the aim of ensuring safety and security of all citizens, the operations conducted under the Safer Festive Season Operation Shanela II, between Monday, 20 and Sunday, 27 October, across the North West province resulted in the arrest of 1 139 suspects.  “Through the execution of actions such as vehicle check points (VCP’s), stops and searches, foot and vehicle patrols, compliance inspections at second hand dealers, scrapyards, recyclers, private security, firearm dealers, formal and informal businesses, and farms; copper cables, explosives, tobacco products, liquor and a variety of drugs were seized,” reports SAPS North West spokesperson, Brigadier Sabata Mokgwabone.

Read more …SAFER FESTIVE SEASON OPERATION SHANELA II - Arrest of more than 1 000 suspects

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