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 ReporterFacebookXWhatsApp Smile Staff ReporterLatestLatest City Traffic Fine Roadshow at the Parow Civic CentreInvestigations underway after human remains found in Kruger National ParkWATCH: Smash-and-grab suspects arrested in Elsies RiverHealth department eases concerns over medicine stockSPCA treats 40 animals following Cape Town community documentaryLatest articlesPensioners to Rally Nationwide for Bigger Social Grant 4 September 2026 Latest City Traffic Fine Roadshow at the Parow Civic Centre 4 September 2026 Time to go hunting for waterblommetjies 4 September 2026 PRASA warns of train delays amid widespread Eskom outages 4 September 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.City rolls out chatbot to help home renovators check if they need building approvals Smile Staff Reporter - 3 September 2026 Cape Town residents planning home renovations, a new braai, a swimming pool, a carport or even a new flat can now use a City...Metro Police catch drunk driver sleeping on N2 Smile Staff Reporter - 31 August 2026 A driver allegedly found fast asleep behind the wheel on the N2 in Cape Town has been arrested for driving under the influence of...Professor honoured with the prestigious Royal Society Africa Prize Smile Staff Reporter - 31 August 2026 A South African professor has been honoured with the prestigious Royal Society Africa Prize of the United Kingdom's Royal Society. He's Prof Clive Gray,...