News Bulletin of 21 October 2025, 6pm

The Florida Running Club is inviting men to its annual Daredevil Run on October 31 at the Discovery Bowling Club. The 5 km event raises awareness about prostate, testicular, and other cancers.
Participants will run in purple Speedos, combining a humorous twist with a serious message about early detection and regular health check-ups.
Chairperson Tessa Shellard said the run aims to encourage men to take their health seriously while enjoying a fun community event.
The race starts at 17:00, and registration is available at daredevilrun.com, with options to purchase the signature purple Speedos.
Women are welcome to support the runners at water stations.

In a move to support those in need, Woolworths quickly redirected food after the 2025 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon was cancelled due to high winds.
The retailer, the official food sponsor, ensured bananas, apples, potatoes, dates, sandwiches, and other produce reached 18 charities across Cape Town.
By 10am on race day, all the food had been delivered to communities in need.
Woolworths says the swift action transformed what could have been wasted into meals for thousands of people across the city.

Singapore has approved a new levy on departing flights to support the use of sustainable aviation fuel and cut emissions.
The fee, collected by the Civil Aviation Authority, will fund the purchase and management of cleaner fuel for airlines.
Authorities aim to raise the use of sustainable aviation fuel to over one percent by next year, and up to five percent by 2030.
The levy is expected to add between three and sixteen Singapore dollars to an economy-class ticket, depending on distance, but officials say the impact on fares will be minimal.
The International Air Transport Association says sustainable fuel could deliver two-thirds of the cuts needed for the aviation sector to reach net zero by 2050.