With more than a quarter of a million Capetonians who will be without transport tomorrow because of the national bus strike, the city has encouraged role players to head back to the negotiating table.

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Smile Staff Reporter - 7 May 2025

A Mass for the Election of the Roman Pontiff at Saint Peter's Basilica on Wednesday kicked off the conclave proceedings. This is as cardinals...

Outrage as ‘Blue Light Mafia’ Officers Acquitted

Smile Staff Reporter - 7 May 2025

The Chairperson of Parliament’s Police Committee Ian Cameron has condemned the acquittal of eight VIP Protection Unit officers – widely known as the #BlueLightMafia...

With more than a quarter of a million Capetonians who will be without transport tomorrow because of the national bus strike, the city has encouraged role players to head back to the negotiating table.

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