The South African Weather Service says it’s working to improve its forecasting accuracy in light of the Cape’s winter rainfall season. Published on 28 May 2018 By Smile Staff Reporter FacebookTwitterWhatsApp Smile Staff Reporter Latest Festive season road closures in the Western Cape Over 16,000 teachers have criminal backgrounds, including rape Police divers find body of missing teen at Clanwilliam Dam DA calls for probe into OR Tambo aviation fuel supply disruptions MyCiTi bus driver suspended and charged after multi-vehicle crash Latest articles Festive season road closures in the Western Cape 12 December 2024 The Western Cape Government Urges responsible behaviour as long weekend approaches 12 December 2024 Section of Athlone Stadium Parking up for development 12 December 2024 >4000 applications in CT as spaza shop registration deadline looms 12 December 2024 Previous articleSouth Africa’s first ever meteorite auction is set to take place next week, showcasing 30 pieces from Jupitar, Mars, and the Moon.Next articleCape Town has again shown why it has become internationally recognised for its water-saving efforts. The average water consumption for the previous week was 505 million litres per day, which is 20 million litres per day down from the preceding week. Farewell Aunty Cindy: Beloved St Joseph’s kitchen manager hangs up her apron Smile Staff Reporter - 12 December 2024 The St Joseph's Intermediate Paediatric Care Home will bid farewell to a very special staff member at the end of this year, who has... Traffic Amendment Act: New rules for driving licence examiners, motorists Smile Staff Reporter - 12 December 2024 The National Road Traffic Amendment Act has become law, providing far-reaching new rules on road safety, including the fitness of drivers and vehicles, the... Dezemba is here! Cape Town ready to welcome visitors Smile Staff Reporter - 11 December 2024 Summer in Cape Town is here, and so is Dezemba – the season of sunshine, celebration, and creating memories that sparkle brighter than Christmas...
