BRITS POS – BRITS – Six power stations “require urgent and immediate attention,” due to the anticipated increase in demand for electricity in the upcoming winter months, electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said recently at a media briefing.
Some power stations, Tutuka, Kendal and Majuba “require urgent and immediate attention,” to be prepared for the higher electricity demand and not to increase the current load-shedding.
Kidnapped Brits cousins found
BRITS POS – BRITS – A multi-disciplinary team tasked to investigate the Mohammed cousins’ kidnapping, effected two more arrests on Tuesday, 26 March. The suspects include a police Sergeant attached to Letlhabile Detectives.
The team also confiscated a vehicle, which was allegedly used during the commission of the crime.
The number of arrested suspects remains at six. This after two of the initial six suspects arrested on Monday, 25 March, were cleared and released after thorough interviews.
Huurders wreed op plaas aangerand
BRITS POS – MOOINOOI – Omstreeks 02:30, Woensdag, 27 Maart, het ‘n paartjie wat ‘n huis op ‘n plaas huur, net van die R104 af, rigting Brits en sowat 4km van Mooinooi, wakker geword van hulle honde wat onophoudelik buite geblaf het.
Toe hulle nie die honde stilgemaak kon kry nie, is hulle na buite waar twee mans hulle ingewag en met stomp voorwerpe aangerand en hulle ernstig beseer het.
Volgens Magalies Oos Radiogroep, wat deur die eienaar gekontak is en dadelik na die toneel gehaas het, het hulle op die ernstig beseerde man en vrou afgekom.
Shanela leads to arrest of 1 260 suspects
BRITS POS – BRITS - The Provincial Commissioner of North West, Lieutenant General Sello Kwena reiterated that police across the province will continue to squeeze the space for criminals when responding to serious and violent crimes through Operation Shanela, which is focused on enhanced crime prevention and combatting.
EASTER HOLIDAY Bakwena ensures a safer and smoother journey
BRITS POS – BRITS – Bakwena is responsible for managing and maintaining a safe and reliable road infrastructure along the N1 and N4 highway routes within the Limpopo, Gauteng and North West provinces, with increased efforts over the Easter to ensure greater road monitoring presence to promote driver vigilance.
Road safety is one of Bakwena’s key pillars and with the Easter holiday season on our door step, Bakwena has implemented various additional measures including partnering with various authorities to ensure the safety of motorists travelling the route.
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