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Die afgelope skrikkeldag, 29 Februarie, was ‘n baie spesiale dag een, vir ten minste 65 gesinne, nadat hulle hul bondels van vreugde verwelkom het.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  2 March 2020
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Eskom says that while it still does not expect to implement rotational load shedding today, the likelihood of power cuts has increased.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  2 March 2020
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CORONAVIRUS – What you should know

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  2 March 2020
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With a confirmed case in Nigeria – the first in sub-Saharan Africa – the feared COVID-19 is creeping ever closer to our shores. The Western Cape Government is planning to brief the media this afternoon (2 March 2020) on the province’s readiness and measures that are being put in place in case of an outbreak.   The Coronavirus has now touched every continent, with the majority of infections reported in China, where it originated. Several

WATCH: SENSATIONAL BLITZBOKS SEAL THE DEAL IN L.A.

Posted by Liesl Smit on  2 March 2020
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The Blitzboks claimed the top prize at the first ever Los Angeles stop in the HSBC World sevens series, coming back from 19-0 down to pull off an unbelievable 29-24 victory in extra time. The win takes the Blitzboks up to second on the overall HSBC World Sevens Series standings, just four points behind leaders New Zealand, as teams move to Vancouver for the next round this coming weekend. The comeback this past weekend has

Wifi-enabled solar street lights to boost safety and education

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  2 March 2020
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Green Cape says its new, solar-powered wifi-enabled lamp-posts, will help boost safety in the Witsand-community in Atlantis. Created through the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Green Cape and Think Wi-Fi, the solar-lights will be installed in poorly-lit areas in the community… and will see up to 2,500 households have access to free wifi-internet. Energy Programme Manager at GreenCape, Jack Radmore, says they hope to, in future, expand this service across the country. Wifi-enabled