South African audiences are in for a treat next year when Pretty Woman: The Musical brings one of Hollywood’s most beloved romantic comedies to the stage for the very first time. The hit Broadway and West End production will open at Artscape in Cape Town on 18 March 2026, before heading to Montecasino’s Teatro in Johannesburg from 24 April. Tickets are now available via showtime.co.za and ticketmaster.co.za. To sweeten the deal,
The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has confirmed to Smile FM this morning that Milnerton High School has issued precautionary suspension letters to eight learners. The eight learners are involved in the alleged physical and verbal assault of a Grade-10 learner at the school on Friday. READ MORE: Outrage After Milnerton High Learner Assault Video Surfaces – Smile 90.4FM A disturbing video has been circulating on social media
Western Cape Mobility Minister Isaac Sileku has urged the public and taxi industry stakeholders to avoid speculation following a shooting on the R300 yesterday in which a Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (CATA) taxi boss was killed and two others wounded. The incident occurred shortly after the department reopened taxi routes following a 30-day shutdown due to ongoing violence. “We are not in a position to confirm whether the shooting is connected to the
A shocking video showing a Grade 10 learner at Milnerton High School being physically and verbally assaulted by a group of boys on school grounds, while other learners watched, has sparked public outrage and renewed calls for stronger anti-bullying measures in schools. Vanessa Le Roux, founder of Parents for Equal Education (Peesa), is calling for the immediate suspension of all learners involved, stressing that the incident should be treated as a criminal offence.
The City of Cape Town has invited residents to share their views on its updated Travel Demand Management (TDM) Strategy, which could include a peak-hour congestion charge. Thousands of people endure daily long commutes and severe congestion along Cape Town’s highways, and according to a recent report, the average Cape Town driver loses 94 hours yearly to traffic delays, equivalent to two working weeks. Cape Town ranks as the 9th most congested
