A University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) alumnus and specialist anaesthesiologist is preparing to take part in the Washie 100 Miler, a 161 km race, to raise funds for medical students facing financial difficulties. According to the report, the organiser aims to collect R100,000 through the event, with the money intended to support students who are struggling to meet their expenses. The article identifies the fundraiser as a UKZN alumnus and a medical specialist in anaesthesiology, but provides limited additional detail about the race, the specific beneficiaries, or the fundraising mechanism. It also does not specify the date of the run or whether there are partners, sponsors, or a formal campaign structure beyond the stated target amount. Overall, the available information centres on the doctor’s planned participation in the endurance event and the stated fundraising goal of R100,000 for financially struggling medical students.