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.
“UIT DIE WOORD – DIGITAAL” - Versprei lig en liefde aan miljoene wêreldwyd
BRITS POS – BRITS - In ’n wêreld wat dikwels gekenmerk word deur geestelike dorheid en sosiale isolasie, bring ’n Suid-Afrikaanse organisasie hoop, genesing en die lewende Woord van God aan mense regoor die wêreld.
“Uit die Woord – Digitaal”, ’n Christen nie-winsgewende organisasie onder leiding van plaaslike leraar, ds. Adriaan Swart, het reeds meer as een miljoen mense wêreldwyd bereik met die Evangelie van Christus.
WAGPOS ROAD - Commuters’ lives at risk as their safety is ignored
BRITS POS – BRITS - At approximately 07:00 on Friday, 29 August 2025, a minibus taxi carrying 16 passengers overturned on the Wagpos Road. Thankfully, not one of the passengers sustained life-threatening injuries, although some were treated for minor injuries and shock at the scene. And then, without warning, early on Wednesday morning, 3 September, two taxis were in a collision on the dreaded road. Public Works and the government can no longer delay repairs to this highly dangerous road. It is time to act now, without excuses. We are talking about the lives of children and adult commuters being endangered..
SASSA CONCERNED - Complaints of unlawful deductions on social grants
BRITS POS – BRITS - The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is deeply concerned by the upsurge in what appears to be unlawful deductions by financial service providers targeting social grants beneficiaries.
SASSA has been inundated with enquiries from its beneficiaries, stating that their grant money is consistently being deducted by various insurance companies that they have not signed up for, believing that the Agency is working with these companies.
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