The world’s first water-offset tool for the tourism industry has been launched to help protect the Cape’s scarce water resources.Published on19 April 2018By Smile Staff ReporterFacebookTwitterWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestTwo suspects arrested for drugs worth R3 million in KuilsriverPolice arrest two alleged carjackers in BellvilleConcerns over planned anti-immigrant march in DunoonTable Mountain Cableway set to close for annual maintenanceWATCH: Five arrested following Samora Machel church robberyLatest articlesWestern Cape on high alert to mitigate tensions around illegal immigration 15 June 2026 FINANCE: Ten years of tax-free saving shows the power of patience 15 June 2026 Education Activist Rejects Claims Linking Foreign Learners to School Overcrowding 15 June 2026 Why Mid-Year Fatigue Is Real And What You Can Do About It 15 June 2026 Previous articlePlans for a dedicated Western Cape Children’s Commissioner picks up momentumNext articleDie nasionale vervolgingsgesag gaan oudpresident Jacob Zuma se seun, Duduzane Zuma, vervolg. Die NVG gaan Duduzane aankla van strafbare manslag.FINANCE: Ten years of tax-free saving shows the power of patience Smile Staff Reporter - 15 June 2026 Ten years ago, thousands of South Africans were encouraged to open a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA). This 10-year milestone offers a rare insight...Why Mid-Year Fatigue Is Real And What You Can Do About It Smile Staff Reporter - 15 June 2026 As June rolls in, many employees across the South African corporate landscape are hitting a familiar, exhausting milestone: mid-year fatigue. The initial momentum of...The Masque’s Battle of the Bands is back to celebrate SA youth Smile Staff Reporter - 15 June 2026 The Masque’s Battle of the Bands is back to celebrate SA youth on 16 June. Following its sold-out edition last year, The Masque presents...