Premier-elect Alan Winde says Western Cape residents are becoming a beacon for the rest for the world on how to change behaviour around saving water.Published on17 May 2019By Smile Staff ReporterFacebookTwitterWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestAWS inspectors investigate gruesome cat killings in Mitchells PlainStellenbosch couple robbed and attacked at Neethlingshof FarmStolen R1,5 million Cape Town car recovered in UpingtonGauteng police intercept cash-in-transit robbery gangUnconscious hiker rescued in the Helderberg Nature ReserveLatest articlesAWS inspectors investigate gruesome cat killings in Mitchells Plain 28 July 2026 Gun Free SA Wants Stronger Action Against Illegal Firearms 28 July 2026 LOOK: Mrs Ball’s Chutney production returns to the Cape 28 July 2026 Future 50: Riyp 28 July 2026 Previous article‘n 63-jarige ma van twee van Belhar is gekies om Suid-Afrika te verteenwoordig by ‘n internasionale sokker-toernooi. Lea Norton van die Proteaville Senior Fiksheidsklub in Bellville-Suid gaan volgende maand aan ‘n toernooi in Frankryk deelneem wat deur die Little Miss Soccer-stigting aangebied word.Next articleCape Town is the only city on the African continent who has been named as a global leader on climate action.City Adds 35 Firefighters As Emergency Calls Climb Smile Staff Reporter - 28 July 2026 The City of Cape Town's Fire and Rescue Service has welcomed 35 new junior firefighters at a time when demand for emergency services has...Queen’s final filmed concert restored in 4K for global cinema release Smile Staff Reporter - 28 July 2026 Fresh off being crowned Smile FM's Best Artist Ever by listeners, rock legends Queen are returning to the big screen with the worldwide cinema...Tyla announces South African dates for first global headline tour Smile Staff Reporter - 28 July 2026 South African music sensation Tyla is heading home as part of her first-ever global headline tour, with concerts scheduled for Cape Town and Johannesburg...