BRITS POS – PRETORIA – Die bestuurderslisensies se reusagtige agterstand kán ingehaal word en AfriForum het dit Dinsdag, met druk van proefkaarte bewys.
Dit kom na jare se onvervulde beloftes van ’n nuwe lisensiekaartdrukker en dit hier plaaslik in Suid-Afrika en nie oorsee nie – ’n ten volle funksionerende lisensiekaartdrukker, gedemonstreer op die Departement van Vervoer se voorstoep in die Pretoriase middestad.
‘n Bewys aan die departement dat verskeie opsies reeds plaaslik beskikbaar is wat aan al die sekuriteitskenmerke van lisensiekaarte se voorvereistes voldoen om sodoende die ernstige agterstand uit te wis.
NEW SEATBELT ACCESSORY - Motorists are warned
BRITS POS – BRITS – A road safety expert has warned that a seatbelt accessory sold by a South African company encourages dangerous driving habits by allowing individuals to subvert their car’s seatbelt warning system. “Buckle Buddy” is a customizable accessory that is essentially a detached seatbelt buckle, which motorists can insert into their seatbelt clip to stop their vehicle’s occupant alert. Please note that seatbelts are mandatory on public roads in South Africa and nearly all cars are now sold with an occupant alert system that plays a repetitive warning tone when it detects a person is sitting down without wearing a seatbelt.
ESTIMATED R1.5 MILLION DRUGS CONFISCATED - Nigerian national appears in court
BRITS POS – BRITS - Michael Okoya (51), a Nigerian national, appeared in the Klerksdorp Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, 9 September 2025, facing charges of dealing in drugs. Okoya was arrested by members of the North West Provincial Anti-Drug Team and Tactical Response Team (TRT) on Monday, 8 September 2025, in Klerksdorp. His arrest follows a search and seizure operation, which was conducted at his flat in Klerksdorp on 2 September by members of the Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime Investigation, Crime Intelligence and Tactical Response Team (TRT).
WHY SCHOOLS MUST EMBRACE INQUIRY-BASED LEARNING Little questions, big discoveries
BRITS POS – BRITS - Children are naturally curious. Whether it’s watching a bug crawl across the floor, splashing in a puddle, or asking “why” countless times in an hour, their world is filled with questions. This curiosity is more than just a phase. It is the foundation of learning and confidence, and should form the starting point for learning at home and at school. Zaakirah Mahomed, Academic Advisor: Foundation Phase at ADvTECH, Africa’s largest private education provider, says Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) is an approach that harnesses children’s innate sense of wonder. “It transforms everyday questions into meaningful discoveries, sparking a lifelong love for learning.
NORTH WEST - The one province in SA with more people unemployed than working
BRITS POS – BRITS – The North West Province tops the list and has more people unemployed than working.
That is according to the latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QFLS), published by Statistics South Africa in February.
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