BRITS POS – BRITS - “We are excited to be adding Metallix to our existing recycling footprint – the scale, technology and know-how adds positively to our existing recycling operations and advances our urban mining strategy,” CEO Neal Froneman said in a statement Monday.
Metallix, which operates two recycling facilities in North Carolina, recovers precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum group metals from industrial waste streams.
Minor apprehended for murder and assault GBH
BRITS POS – LETLHABILE - A minor, who was apprehended for the alleged murder of Charles Junior Tshabalala (28), appeared before the Brits Magistrate’s Court on Thursday, 17 July 2025.
His appearance stems from his arrest on Tuesday, 15 July. It is alleged that on Sunday, 13 July 2025 at about 04:00, police in Letlhabile were called to a local clinic and upon arrival, found a man who was certified dead with a stab wound to his upper body. As a result, a case of murder was registered.
KABELDIEFSTAL - Tien kritieke vrae beantwoord
BRITS POS – BRITS - Jacques Broodryk, hoofwoordvoerder van Gemeenskapsveiligheid by AfriForum, beantwoord tien kritieke vrae oor koperkabeldiefstal.
As deel van AfriForum se fokus op gemeenskapsveiligheid ag die organisasie se 177 buurt- en plaaswagte oor die hele land heen ook die bekamping van kabeldiefstal as ’n noodsaaklike funksie. Die organisasie ontwikkel tans ’n opleidingsmodule om sy buurt- en plaaswaglede te bemagtig met die nodige kennis om hierdie omvangryke misdaad doeltreffend te kan pak.
…AND ANOTHER COMMISSION - “Now was the time to give competent investigators the opportunity to do their work without political pressure or interference”
BRITS POS – BRITS - AfriForum describes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement that a commission of inquiry has been established to investigate, among other things, serious allegations of political interference and corruption against Police Minister Senzu Mchunu as a serious accusation against the capacity of existing law enforcement agencies.
NORTHWEST PARKS AND TOURISM BOARD - PSA condemns the appointment of CFO
BRITS POS – BRITS - The Public Servants Association (PSA), representing thousands of public sector employees, is deeply concerned by the appointment of Ms Morufa Moloto as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the Northwest Parks and Tourism Board where she has already where she has already started working.
Ms Moloto is currently out on bail of R15 000 and will be in court again in August. She faces serious allegations of corruption and financial misconduct during her tenure at Madibeng and Kagisano-Molopo municipalities.
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