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Ramaphosa Launches Kruger National Park Centenary Celebrations on May 30

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On Saturday, May 30, 2026, President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to deliver an address at the official launch of the Kruger National Park Centenary Commemoration at the Skukuza Rest Camp in Mpumalanga. This significant event celebrates 100 years since the formal establishment of Kruger National Park in 1926, marking a pivotal moment in the history of conservation in South Africa.

The centenary, themed “Our Heritage, Our Future,” pays tribute to a century of achievements in conservation leadership, biodiversity protection, scientific advancements, tourism development, and heritage management. It underscores South Africa’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability, inclusivity, and the preservation of shared heritage. This celebration also honors the many generations of rangers, scientists, community members, conservationists, and leaders who have played crucial roles in the park’s development and protection.

The commemoration also emphasizes the significance of collaborative partnerships in the fields of conservation, tourism, and environmental sustainability. It highlights the resilience and recovery efforts following recent flooding that impacted the park’s infrastructure, tourism operations, and neighboring communities. Through these challenges, Kruger National Park continues to be a vital asset for South Africa, contributing greatly to biodiversity conservation, research, economic development, and job creation.

As one of the country’s foremost conservation and tourism attractions, Kruger National Park remains a symbol of South Africa’s dedication to preserving its natural heritage. The centenary provides a platform to reflect on the park’s past achievements while looking towards its future, fostering an appreciation for the importance of environmental stewardship and sustainable development.

President Ramaphosa’s address will take place at 18:00 at the Skukuza Rest Camp. For media inquiries, contact Vincent Magwenya, the President’s spokesperson, via email at [email protected].

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