The Western Cape’s disaster recovery projects have been given additional support in the form of over R970 million-worth of funding.Published on8 October 2018By Smile Staff ReporterFacebookTwitterWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestSecond round of HPV vaccinations begins at Western Cape schoolsCity calls for no bail for alleged cable thievesHikers urged to check fitness levels before tackling Helderberg Nature ReserveWC Mobility Department step up against illegal public transport operatorsAWS inspectors investigate gruesome cat killings in Mitchells PlainLatest articlesKhayelitsha electricity vandalism leaves one dead, 18,000 customers without power 3 August 2026 Second round of HPV vaccinations begins at Western Cape schools 3 August 2026 Fatal Fires Under Investigation 3 August 2026 New peace deal in the taxi industry in the South 3 August 2026 Previous articleDie stad se biblioteke het tydens twee boete-vry weke die jaar, meer as 13 400 items teruggekry – die waarde word op sowat R2,7 miljoen geraam.Next articleGoeie-nuus vir bus pendelaars – die MyCiTi-busdiens gaan teen die einde van die maand 29 nuwe bushaltes en ’n aantal nuwe roetes bekendstel.Khayelitsha electricity vandalism leaves one dead, 18,000 customers without power Smile Staff Reporter - 3 August 2026 A suspected act of theft and vandalism on Eskom infrastructure in Khayelitsha has claimed the life of a member of the public and left...South Africa prepares for potential breakthrough adult TB vaccine Smile Staff Reporter - 3 August 2026 The Department of Health says it is laying the groundwork to ensure South African adults can access a new tuberculosis (TB) vaccine as quickly...Eskom Prioritises Khayelitsha Power Repairs Smile Staff Reporter - 31 July 2026 Eskom says illegal electricity connections, theft and vandalism are slowing efforts to restore power to customers across parts of the Cape Metropole, particularly in...