The department of basic education has urged all primary and high schools to take part in tomorrow’s Africa Day by celebrating local writers.Published on24 May 2018By Smile Staff ReporterFacebookXWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestMeasures in place to stabilise Diaz beach dune collapseImizamo Yethu fire leaves 300 people displacedCity raise concern over number of pedestrian-related accidents“Dunoon puppy seller” sentenced following escape from custodyLatest City Traffic Fine Roadshow at the Parow Civic CentreLatest articlesWIN! The Key to Better Skin with Skin Renewal 10 September 2026 Sing for Spring Weekend — brought to you by Gelmar 10 September 2026 Three Cape Town DLTCs to Go Cashless From October 10 September 2026 FREE EVENT: Visit the Zeitz MOCAA for free on Heritage Day 10 September 2026 Previous articleThe department of basic education has urged all primary and high schools to take part in tomorrow's Africa Day by celebrating local writers.Next articleA non-profit organisation in Mfuleni is working towards guiding girl children into womanhood, and steering them away from negative activities.Three Cape Town DLTCs to Go Cashless From October Smile Staff Reporter - 10 September 2026 The City of Cape Town is set to pilot a cashless payment system at three Driving Licence Testing Centres (DLTCs) from 1 October 2026. The...Cape Town’s animal bylaw: What changes and what does it mean for pet owners? Smile Staff Reporter - 10 September 2026 Cape Town’s proposed amendments to its Animal Keeping By-Law have sparked debate over whether the City is effectively introducing a pet licensing system, and...DA to oppose ANC’s late candidate submission bid Smile Staff Reporter - 10 September 2026 The DA has filed papers in the Electoral Court seeking leave to intervene in the ANC’s bid to have its candidates accepted in six...