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Ramaphosa Highlights Tech Innovations at Kruger National Park Centenary Launch

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On Saturday, May 30, 2026, President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to address the launch of the Kruger National Park Centenary Commemoration at the Skukuza Rest Camp in Mpumalanga. This year marks a remarkable milestone in South Africa’s history of conservation, as it celebrates 100 years since the formal establishment of the Kruger National Park in 1926. The centenary is themed “Our Heritage, Our Future,” and serves as a reflection on a century of achievements in conservation leadership, biodiversity protection, scientific advancements, tourism development, and heritage management.

This significant celebration underscores South Africa’s unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability, inclusivity, and the preservation of shared heritage. The centenary offers a chance to honor the generations of rangers, scientists, communities, conservationists, and leaders who have played vital roles in the development and protection of one of the world’s most acclaimed protected areas. It emphasizes the importance of collaborative partnerships in the realms of conservation, tourism, and environmental sustainability, particularly in light of the park’s resilience and recovery following recent floods that impacted infrastructure and tourism operations, as well as nearby communities.

Kruger National Park stands as one of South Africa’s premier assets in conservation and tourism, contributing significantly to biodiversity conservation, research, economic development, and job creation. As the celebrations unfold, the park continues to be a beacon of conservation efforts and a vital part of the nation’s natural heritage.

The President’s address at the launch event will take place at 18h00 at the Skukuza Rest Camp. This occasion not only commemorates a century of progress but also looks forward to the future, reinforcing the importance of preserving and nurturing the environmental and cultural treasures within the park.

For media inquiries, Vincent Magwenya, the Spokesperson to the President, can be reached via email at [email protected].

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