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Richprins wrote:This from yesterday's Lowvelder:

iNdlovu wrote:This is great news, well done SanParks and Mjejane. Welcome to our park.
Now why can't SP build their hotel there which site has already been approved. If you realy want to help and support local communities like you say you do Dr Mabunda, here's your chance. Show us you mean what you say.

Toko wrote:

There are several plans to build hotels, camps lodges or whatever it might be called:

Investment Opportunities

Mjejane Game Reserve has created a number of exceptional investment opportunities to suit the varied lifestyles and budgets of Kruger Park enthusiasts. These investment opportunities include:

1. Big 5 Freehold title Riverfront Stands
These investment sites adjoin the Crocodile River. View the Big 5 and more from your own veranda.

2. Big 5 Freehold title Game Reserve Stands
These investment sites adjoin the free roaming Big 5 area of Mjejane Game Reserve. View the Big 5 and more from your own veranda.

3. Exclusive 10 000m² Freehold Title Big 5 Bush Stands
Set within free roaming Big 5 territory along beautiful seasonally flowing streambeds fringed with large riverine trees. It's just like having a house in the Kruger National Park for those who place a premium on bush privacy.

4. Syndicated Riverfront Lodges
Own a share in an exclusive 5 or 7 bedroom riverfront lodge set on the best view sites overlooking the Crocodile River. Limited investment opportunities remain in these privately developed lodges.

5. Timeshare Units
2, 3 and 4 bedroom timeshare units on a site adjoining the Crocodile River. The legal basis of ownership is share block in perpetuity.

6. Hotel site on the Crocodile River - a Unique Commercial Opportunity
Develop your own hotel on this unique site overlooking the Crocodile River.

http://www.winchestermarketing.com/mjej ... ership.asp

Lisbeth wrote:Who are those business developers and what are they developing??

Is there a camp in the Mjejane Game Reserve or other kind of accomodations?

Richprins wrote:As I have it, there is a lodge on the "reserve" outside Kruger, and tourists will now have access to the Kruger road network. This is an old and successful project, and an orderly way to go about a land claim!

Lisbeth wrote:How nice to hear about a successful story for a change