The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa says SA cellphone users will soon be allowed to carry over unused data. Published on 26 April 2018 By Smile Staff Reporter FacebookTwitterWhatsApp Smile Staff Reporter Latest Gift of the Givers to keep fighting the good fight, despite recent attack on staff in Knysna Cape Town’s inclement weather causes flooding across city Gift of the Givers team attacked while providing relief in Knysna Man arrested after high speed chase with authorities in Brackenfell More fuel price relief on the cards for June Latest articles Life sentence for Worcester teacher who raped a Grade 8 learner 20 May 2025 Gift of the Givers to keep fighting the good fight, despite recent attack on staff in Knysna 20 May 2025 Moorreesburg man arrested after alleged assault of police 20 May 2025 Thousands of Western Cape jobs have been saved 20 May 2025 Previous articleProfessor Jonathan Jansen says there is hope in South Africa, when residents can come together in unity.Next articleDie Internasionale Vereniging van Atletiekfederasies het streng regulasies aangekondig wat Caster Semenya se toekoms in die sport kan bepaal. Thousands of Western Cape jobs have been saved Smile Staff Reporter - 20 May 2025 Thousands of Western Cape jobs have been saved. Premier Alan Winde has welcomed the agreement that will save the jobs of thousands of employees... Cape Town’s inclement weather causes flooding across city Smile Staff Reporter - 20 May 2025 The heavy downpours in Cape Town have resulted in localised flooding in some areas. According to the City of Cape Town's Disaster Operation Centre,... WATCH: SA makes history again as World’s Strongest Man is crowned Smile Staff Reporter - 20 May 2025 Former Cheetahs and CUT (Central University of Technology) rugby player Rayno Nel has made history by becoming the first African — and the first...