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Scams: During the national COVID-19 lockdown, which is under way, residents should be aware of people posing as City officials wanting to do routine work at premises. If staff need access to a property, residents must insist on City staff cards at the very least. The only electricity services that continue are first line responses to network faults and breakdowns. Repairs that are imperative from a safety perspective are being prioritised. Repairs on streetlights are

SA Harvest has called on Capetonians to help feed the thousands of homeless on the Mother City’s streets during the national lock-down. The organization collects pre-expired food from various businesses across the City, and then distributes it to the City’s homeless. Chairman of SA Harvest, Gidon Novick, says donations will ensure that the most-vulnerable has access to nutritious meals during this time. Visit the SA Harvest website for more details. <iframe src=”https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fsaharvest%2Fposts%2F2860612467356611&width=500″ width=”500″ height=”584″ style=”border:none;overflow:hidden”

SOUTH AFRICAN HIT FILMS, ‘SARAFINA!’ AND ‘MR. BONES’ INCLUDED IN FREE ONLINE LINEUP FOR THE LOCKDOWN PERIOD Anant Singh and Videovision Entertainment announced today that they will make available a selection of films produced by the company for free viewing online.  These hit films will be available during the lockdown period from Friday, 27 March through to Thursday, 16 April 2020. The first films offered on the platform are all South African favourites to entertain

21 Day Challenge To learn a new skill it takes 20 hours – mastery is a lot longer. To break a habit takes 21 days. That number sound familiar? Well during this 21 lockdown period Smile 90.4FM wants to help you do what you have always set out for yourself or your family but never got down to it. Plus to make it even easier we will ask our listeners to share in your task

In a showing of national pride and unity, radio stations across the country will be playing the South African National Anthem, every Friday at 1pm.  We are heeding the President’s call for the 21-Day Lockdown against the spread of COVID-19.  And rallying radio listeners across South Africa to join in on Friday [today] at 1pm.  While we can’t join hands, we can join hearts.