Namaqua National Park Begins to Bloom as Wildflower Season Unfolds
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The 60 seater bus is going to the Addo Elephant National Park. The bus will be used to transfer local communities around the park for environmental education as well as to transport SANParks staff members. The significant sum raised by Gallet Group was done so solely through a client golf day hosted by the Gallet Group at the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club to aid Rangers in the anti-rhino poaching Unit in Skukuza in the Kruger National Park.
SANParks CEO, Fundisile Mketeni receives the R359 100.00 cheque from Gallet Group Managing Director, Steve Beck.

Vuswa hands over a 78 seater bus to SANParks Addo Elephant National Park. From Left Thomas Mogashoa Vuswa Director, Mzwandile Mjadu SANParks Park Manager Addo Elephant National Park, Lize McCourt SANParks COO, Norah Fakude Vuswa Director and Board Chairperson, Rajesh Mahabeer SANParks CFO, Shawn Govender Vuswa Executive Director and Litha Nkombisa Vuswa Executive Director.
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