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The City of Cape Town's temporary desalination plant in Strandfontein is delivering high-quality, treated water into the local supply system.

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  21 May 2018
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The City of Cape Town’s temporary desalination plant in Strandfontein is delivering high-quality, treated water into the local supply system.

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  21 May 2018
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Henri van Breda has been found guilty by the Western Cape High Court in the murder trial of his parents and brother.

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  21 May 2018
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Kaapenaar verduidelik hoe om ‘reën te skep’ in nuwe boek

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  21 May 2018
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Helen Moffett van Noordhoek het onlangs ‘n boek die lig laat sien wat elke Kaapenaar gerus kan lees. Afgesien daarvan dat Helen ‘n dosent by die Universiteit Kaapstad is, skryf sy ook boeke oor allerlei verskillende onderwerpe. Haar jongste publikasie, 101 Water Wise Ways, het te make met iets wat net mooi elke Kaapenaar se lewe direk raak, naamlik die droogte. Moffett sê sy’t geweet die skrif was aan die muur en dat die droogte

Princesses with Purpose buy books for charity

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  21 May 2018
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The recent Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS), which surveyed over 320 000 respondents, concluded that South Africa’s reading score has remained unimproved since 2011 and was ranked last out of 50 countries globally. Mia Andrew (12) and Zara-Leigh Oliphant (12), from Rondebosch, Cape Town, troubled by these statistics were inspired to focus on improving literacy as part of their Social Entrepreneurial Project at Micklefield Primary School. “Part of Micklefield’s ethos is to develop