The Department of Health says that South Africa’s covid-19 recovery rate has improved to 85%. This, as more than 525 000 people, out of the more than 615 000, infected with the virus, have recovered. Published on 27 August 2020 By Smile Staff Reporter FacebookXWhatsApp Smile Staff Reporter LatestConcerns for Northern Suburbs house robberies targeting elderly people10th foreign national arrested for attempt to fight in the Russia-Ukraine warSANDF defends Western Cape crime fighting deploymentFive gang members arrested after teacher shot in Hanover ParkFidelity workers involved in Cape Town CIT robbery Latest articles Concerns for Northern Suburbs house robberies targeting elderly people 13 November 2026 The summer festival of racing kicks off 13 November 2026 Planned power interruption set to affect parts of Heideveld 13 November 2026 Gate 7 occupiers can rebuild, says High Court 13 November 2026 Previous articleThe department of health says more than 2 700 new Covid-19 infections have been recorded over the latest 24-hour monitoring period.Next articleThe Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has launched the “We’re Open” campaign and again called on Capetonians to support local businesses and attractions during Level Two of the national restrictions. The summer festival of racing kicks off Smile Staff Reporter - 13 November 2026 The summer festival of racing kicks off. Cape Town’s summer season gets off to a sizzling start on Sunday, 29 November 2026, when the...Planned power interruption set to affect parts of Heideveld Smile Staff Reporter - 13 November 2026 Residents of Heideveld are being urged to prepare for a planned power interruption on Monday, 16 November 2026, as the City of Cape Town...WATCH: 12-year-old braves icy Atlantic waters to raise funds for animals Smile Staff Reporter - 12 November 2026 At just 12 years old, Eva Capri has already made waves, quite literally, after completing one of Cape Town’s most iconic open-water swims, all...