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Hi RS, I never had the courtesy of a reply from Ndumo. The only info I was able to obtain was the link that I posted below, excerpt herewith:

Hotline Message Friday 01/12/11

“I thought you should know that the Ndumo fence has again been removed / chopped down in large areas and KZN Wildlife is negotiating agricultural areas for them within Ndumo.”

So if you were there earlier this year, I suppose your post is a confirmation that the fence is up and 'well'?

Hi Poplap,

Why no reply on Ndumo? Don't people know a wonderful place when they see it?

When we were there the fence was up yes and it seemed in good condition. We want to go again later this year, I will check for you. No photos of the fence I'm sorry. I never thought to take any of the fence.

:D Hi,

you could try to contact the Honorary Rangers and ask them:

Natalie Knibbs (Secretary Tembe Ndumo Honorary Officer Group) e-mail: info@hitecplumbing.co.za.

Poplap wrote:Hi RS, I never had the courtesy of a reply from Ndumo. The only info I was able to obtain was the link that I posted below, excerpt herewith:

Hotline Message Friday 01/12/11
KZN Wildlife is negotiating agricultural areas for them within Ndumo.”

Oh, that's going to work! Wildlife and agriculture. Can see where this is heading......

Dzombo wrote:

Poplap wrote:Hi RS, I never had the courtesy of a reply from Ndumo. The only info I was able to obtain was the link that I posted below, excerpt herewith:

Hotline Message Friday 01/12/11
KZN Wildlife is negotiating agricultural areas for them within Ndumo.”

Oh, that's going to work! Wildlife and agriculture. Can see where this is heading......

I missed that??!
How could they? There is enough land around there to farm!

Does anyone have any latest news on this?

Dzumbo as I know it has been resolved as we have just come back from there and a couple of the roads are along the fence and I saw no sign of any damaged fence ,more than I can say about Kruger or Sanparks. Also saw no one walking around in the park that should not have been there

Following the approval of the Mbangweni/Bhekabantu agricultural livelihood project and first implementations, things are more quiet now re protests.

That's good to hear