The Department of Water and Sanitation says the recent snow-fall across the Western Cape is set to further help replenish the province’s water resources. Published on 4 July 2018 By admin FacebookTwitterWhatsApp admin Latest 34 fires recorded at Table Mountain National Park since 1 November Fuel price projections following the latest decreases Child safety at beaches during the peak festive season Hessequa Municipality’s plans to reduce power cuts and become load shedding-free Missing mentally-challenged teen from Hermanus sought Latest articles 34 fires recorded at Table Mountain National Park since 1 November 8 December 2023 LISTEN: Mountain bikers chase muggers into arms of the police 8 December 2023 Make a splash in Cape Town’s inner City Hotel pools this summer 8 December 2023 Commission recommends above-inflation increase to minimum wage 8 December 2023 Previous articleCommunity Safety MEC, Dan Plato has officially award accreditation to 14 new Neighbourhood Watch structures, at a special accreditation ceremony in Stellenbosch.Next articleThe sleepy town of Ceres has welcomed the local economic boost after hundreds of people flocked to see the snow. [LISTEN] Jan Braai’s Best Potjie Tips admin - 23 September 2021 As we head into a long weekend a lot of us will be around a fire. Some will choose to light up the coals... [LISTEN] The Art of Artistic Swimming admin - 28 July 2021 If you have been watching the Olympics you may have missed some of the more unusual events. As entertaining as some of our favourite... Smile’s Tip Jar – The Community Philharmonic Orchestra admin - 26 July 2021 The last two weeks have been quite heart wrenching as we heard from individuals who work in the hospitality and entertainment industry, who have...
