The Western Cape has recorded 146 additional deaths, bringing the total number of COVID-19 related deaths in the province to 8-thousand 628.Published on13 January 2021By Smile Staff ReporterFacebookXWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestCity: 11 smash-and-grab suspects arrested in five weeksSAPHRA: routine childhood vaccines remain safeBody found on Table Mountain believed to be missing hikerDIRCO: US visa restrictions based on mischaracterisation of SA policiesDrugs worth R7,9 million seized in the Western Cape in one weekLatest articlesLOOK: Robben Island volunteers remove two tonnes of marine debris in coastal clean-up 22 September 2026 SEE: Roofs blown off houses, amid tornado concern in Tafelsig 22 September 2026 14,349 candidates and more than 3 million registered voters in the WCape 22 September 2026 IEC Opens Applications for Special Votes 21 September 2026 Previous articleAnd… The US House of Representatives will vote later to impeach President Trump on charges of inciting his supporters to storm the Capitol last week. The vote is expected to pass in the Democrat-led House, which would make him the first US president to be impeached twice. A growing number of Republicans have voiced their support for impeachment, including senior House Republican Liz Cheney.Next article270 million Covid-19 vaccines secured for AfricaLOOK: Robben Island volunteers remove two tonnes of marine debris in coastal clean-up Smile Staff Reporter - 22 September 2026 More than 150 volunteers have joined a major coastal clean-up on Robben Island to remove more than two tonnes of marine debris from the...IEC Opens Applications for Special Votes Smile Staff Reporter - 21 September 2026 If you already know you won't be able to make it to your voting station on 4 November, don't panic. There is another option. The...Free access to City nature reserves over Heritage weekend Smile Staff Reporter - 21 September 2026 Cape Town residents are invited to explore the city's natural heritage, with free entry to the City's nature reserves from Thursday, 24 September to...