For the first time since the end of Apartheid, more than 300 Stellenbosch residents now legally own their homes.Published on3 December 2018By Smile Staff ReporterFacebookTwitterWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestSearch continues after bakkie plunges off Voëlklip cliffWoman and child killed in crash involving Health Minister’s state vehicleCity warns of delays in refuse collection services34 arrests linked to murder and illegal immigration in VygieskraalTwo cold fronts set to hit Cape Town this weekendLatest articlesUrgent appeal for flood donations, NPO’s stretched thin 13 May 2026 Search continues after bakkie plunges off Voëlklip cliff 13 May 2026 DEVELOPING: Storm death toll in the Western Cape rises to 10 13 May 2026 Floodwaters Leave Communities Cut Off, Multiple Rescue Operations Underway 13 May 2026 Previous articleAuditing firm KPMG will be distributing the 47 million rand it earned in fees from Gupta-related entities to civil society.Next articleNog baie meer moet gedoen word om gestremdes deel van die samelewing te maak en gister op die Internasionale Dag vir Gestremde Persone was dit die ideale geleentheid om dit te doen.Urgent appeal for flood donations, NPO’s stretched thin Smile Staff Reporter - 13 May 2026 The Western Cape Department of Social Development has called on the private sector and the general public who are in a position to assist,...Springboks gearing up for next challenge with second Bok alignment camp Smile Staff Reporter - 13 May 2026 Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus on Wednesday named a “purpose and goal-driven” 40-man squad for the team’s second in-person alignment camp in Cape Town next...WCBS Warns of Critical Blood Shortage After Storm Disruptions Smile Staff Reporter - 12 May 2026 The Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) says the recent weather conditions have placed severe pressure on the service, as it was unable to collect...