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Two former conservation officials jailed for white rhino killing
Two former conservation officials received ten-year prison sentences for killing a white rhino in Kruger National Park in 2016.
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Foot-and-mouth disease confirmed in kudu at Addo Elephant National Park
Foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed in kudu at Addo Elephant National Park, prompting stricter biosecurity measures.
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Former Kruger ranger found guilty in decade-long rhino poaching case
Former Kruger National Park ranger and state veterinary technician found guilty of illegally hunting white rhino after decade-long court case.
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New Grasslands National Park declared in Eastern Cape highlands
The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, David Maynier, has formally declared 18 properties in the Eastern Cape as the Grasslands National Park.
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Police investigate 40kg dagga seizure at Kruger Park
Police investigate after security found 40kg suspected cannabis in concessionaire vehicle during routine checks at Kruger Park’s Malelane Gate.
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Fire damages two tourist units at Kruger’s Letaba Rest Camp
A fire damaged two tourist units at Letaba Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park on Thursday. SANParks said no injuries were reported.
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Kruger National Park culvert repairs completed ahead of National Parks Week
Rebuilt culverts at Kruger National Park officially opened ahead of National Parks Week, marking progress in flood recovery efforts.
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No trace found of zebra allegedly chased by community members in Qwaqwa
FREE STATE – No trace of a zebra that was allegedly chased by community members and children in Qwaqwa has been found, with SANParks saying there is currently no evidence…
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SAVE THE DATE | South Africans can visit national parks for free in September
SANParks announces free access to participating national parks from 7 to 13 September, with weekday-only entry for Kruger and two other parks.
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WATCH | Kruger National Park flood repairs to cost R950 million
Heavy rains in January caused substantial damage to Kruger National Park infrastructure, with repairs now estimated to cost R950 million.
