The mass-clearing of 2 200 hectares of alien vegetation in the Western Cape is set to significantly help prevent wildfires.Published on26 October 2018By Smile Staff ReporterFacebookXWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestSAPHRA: routine childhood vaccines remain safeBody found on Table Mountain believed to be missing hikerDIRCO: US visa restrictions based on mischaracterisation of SA policiesDrugs worth R7,9 million seized in the Western Cape in one weekHuman trafficker arrested and victim rescued in WoodstockLatest articlesMotorsport driver dies after incident at Killarney Raceway 19 September 2026 Cape Town pools open daily during September school holidays! 19 September 2026 Traffic services attacked during illegal street racing clampdown in Paarden Eiland 19 September 2026 Brackenfell Hyper: Celebrating the Past, Relaunching for the Future 19 September 2026 Previous articleDie LUR vir Omgewingsake, Anton Bredell, het brandweer-personeel bedank vir hulle harde werk om die onlangse brande in die Hessequa-streek te bestry.Next articleThe DA’s Glynnis Breytenbach says embattled Nomgcobo Jiba and Lawrence Mrwebi are “relics from a dark chapter” in the history of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and must be removed from the institution “like cancer from a body”.Cape Town pools open daily during September school holidays! Smile Staff Reporter - 19 September 2026 Cape Town’s public swimming pools will be open daily from 23 September to 5 October, giving families a chance to cool off and enjoy...Golden Arrow to increase selected cash fares by 4.5% Smile Staff Reporter - 18 September 2026 Golden Arrow bus passengers who pay cash will have to budget a little more from 28 September 2026, when selected fares increase by an...The Tutu Memorial Park project gets underway in Cape Town Smile Staff Reporter - 18 September 2026 Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has this week marked the start of work on the newly renamed Tutu Memorial Park (formerly Lupin Park). This...