News Bulletin of 5 January 2026, 5pm

Danielle Lubbe is among the women preparing to run the full length of South Africa this February to support children in need. The 2160km Cape2Care 2026 relay is organised by the non-profit Dynamic Women for Children. The run will stretch from Musina in the north to Cape Agulhas in the south. The team hopes to break a world record while raising awareness and funds for children facing hardship. Over the past three years, DWFC has walked more than 1,400km from Pretoria to Cape Town, proving the impact of dedication. In 2026, they are taking on an even bigger challenge by running the distance.

First Technology Western Cape is helping businesses turn sustainability goals into practical action by using energy-efficient Dell Technologies solutions and responsible IT asset management. By working with Dell’s client and infrastructure systems, and partnering with trusted e-waste recyclers, the company helps organisations reduce their environmental impact without sacrificing performance or security. A key focus is improving energy efficiency in IT systems. Dell’s technology is designed to use less power, manage heat better and last longer, helping businesses lower their carbon footprint while getting more value from their equipment.

Bryanston Parkrun celebrated the New Year with over 400 runners and walkers at Riverside Park. Supported by 12 volunteers, the event had a festive vibe, with families joining in for a healthy start to 2026. Volunteer Avi Naidoo noted the significance of the turnout, highlighting how Bryanston residents feel safe participating in park runs. Naidoo adds that participation means more people will make parkrun part of their weekly routine.