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  We have yet ANOTHER winner! Ryan’s R50 000 Noise has been cracked after listener Rohan Rossouw correctly identified it as “opening a bar of soap and placing it in a plastic travel container”.     As always, if you need proof of the noise being recorded – here you go: https://smilefm.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Ryans-R50K-Noise-2-2026-REVEAL.mp4   Be sure to listen out for another R50 000 Noise with Ryan from Monday to Friday at 7:10 and 8:10.

    A Cape Town metro police officer has been served with a suspension notice, amid an investigation into a fatal hit-and-run incident in Athlone earlier this month.    This follows the death of 21-year-old Imtiyaaz Firfirey, who was hit by a vehicle on Jan Smuts Drive on 18 April. According to reports, Firfirey was reported missing at the time, and his family later identified him at a state mortuary. Athlone police had initially registered a case of culpable homicide for further investigation.    “The incident happened on Jan Smuts Drive on Saturday, 2026-04-18. The driver

    The Animal Welfare Society suspects that there’s a new hijacking tactic, after inspectors with the organisation found dogs tied up along the R300.     The organisation was informed of the discovery on Sunday, as dogs were tied by the neck with wire to palisade walls along the road near Samora Machel.     “Criminals on the Cape Flats have stooped to an unthinkable new low to ambush motorists on the R300. They have taken

  The Western Cape (WC) Mobility Department has raised concern over a spike in drunk driving arrests during the recent payday weekend, as Provincial Traffic Services intensified enforcement operations across the province.   According to the department, 58 motorists were arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol between 20 and 27 April. Of these, 53 arrests were made over the long payday weekend.   Provincial Traffic Services reportedly maintained a high-visibility presence

  Residents and businesses along Misty Cliffs near Scarborough have confirmed to Smile FM that a viral video showing a bakkie plunging off a steep road in the area on Sunday, 26 April, is authentic.   Neither City Traffic nor the Provincial Traffic Department had received any reports of the incident.   According to the community, the driver had been collecting furniture from a property on Old Camp Road when the vehicle’s brakes apparently failed.