Kruger returns to its owners
A gripping performance of the muchongolo traditional Tsonga dance, the ululating of women, thunderous applause from a delighted, predominantly rural audience, the beating of drums and a message-driven choral music rendition echoed through Kruger National Park’s Nombolo Mdhluli Conference Centre — named after a legendary ranger who worked at the globally acclaimed conservation area for 52 years. For forestry, fisheries and environment minister Willie Aucamp, the historic occas
South African National Parks (Sanparks) has finalized a significant beneficiation scheme framework agreement with local communities, marking the culmination of a decade-long negotiation process. The agreement, signed at the Nombolo Mdhluli Conference Centre within Kruger National Park, aims to address historical land dispossession and foster inclusive conservation principles. This milestone was celebrated with traditional Tsonga dance, music, and speeches from Sanparks leadership and traditional leaders.
This agreement represents a crucial step towards rectifying past injustices and ensuring that local communities benefit directly from the conservation efforts within Kruger National Park.
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