Capetonians have been advised not to panic following some smoke in the City Bowl. A controlled-burn is taking place on Signal Hill Road. The Fire department says the situation is under control, and does not pose a threat to people and adjacent property in the area.

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Mango has urges all guests flying with this this week to routinely check the status of their booking on the Mango website. Additionally, SMS updates will be sent regarding any schedule changes. It comes as Mango technical support, as well as SAA technical support, has suspended its services due to non-payment.
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