Kruger National Park’s Letaba Camp trades submerged chalets for a sleek new facelift and open gates
When relentless rains submerged the Kruger National Park (KNP) on 10 January, the last thing on Letaba Rest Camp manager Mpho Mudau’s mind was her car.
Letaba Rest Camp Recovery is being carried out in five phases so the park can remain operational while immediate high-priority repairs, estimated to cost around R85 million, are underway.
Picture: X @SANParks Maynier pointed out that getting the park’s northern and southern sections linked back up was a top priority, adding that the repair work is a vital investment for both the current state and the future of the Kruger National Park.
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