BRITS POS – BRITS - As part of ongoing investigation into an inquest docket, the police in Brits request relatives to come forward and identify the deceased.
“On Wednesday evening, 11 November 2025, the police found the body of an unknown African male hanging from an air-conditioner stand in the parking lot inside the premises of Brits police station,” says Maria Nkabinde, SAPS Brits spokesperson.
MRK-SE VERDOEMENDE VERSLAG - - bevind NW-munisipaliteite se totale dienslewering ineenstorting vertrap menseregte
BRITS POS – BRITS - Die menseregtekommissie (MRK) se verdoemende verslag oor die totale ineenstorting van munisipale dienslewering in Noordwes wat Dinsdag uitgereik is, kom as geen verrassing vir die VF Plus nie. Dié verslag bevestig net wat die party al vir jare in die munisipaliteite, wetgewer en parlement uitlig oor dienslewering in die provinsie wat nie net verswak het nie, maar heeltemal tot stilstand geruk het.
GELOFTEDAG - Waar geskiedenis en geloof vervleg
BRITS POS – PRETORIA - Op 16 Desember gaan die hartklop en magtige dreuning van die Afrikanergemeenskap oudergewoonte teen die hange van Monumentkoppie in Pretoria weerklink.
By die Voortrekkermonument, ’n simbool van geloof, volharding, vryheid en toekomsvertroue, word die grootste Geloftefees tot nog toe beplan.
NW PREMIER MOKGOSI’S ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES - Cosmetic and fail to fix root problems
BRITS POS – BRITS - The Democratic Alliance (DA) in the North West notes Premier Lazarus Mokgosi’s announcement of changes in the provincial administration with deep concern. What the Premier presents as an effort to “bolster administrative stability” is, in truth, a cosmetic reshuffle that merely shifts the same broken pieces and expects a different outcome.
Government’s spending over R1 billion a day in interest payments
BRITS POS – BRITS - South Africa’s financial health is at a breaking point, with the current debt load being unsustainable even if the National Treasury manages to stabilise it at 77% of GDP. More concerningly, with the debt load at this level, the government can no longer borrow more to finance its expenditure. If it wants to spend more, it will have to raise taxes.








