This follows the recent escape of lions and two white rhinos from the reserve through what the community claim are sections of the park’s broken fence.Community leader Similo Khanyile says, “We need the fence that is of high quality because remember we are talking about dangerous animals there. We need the high-quality fence but because we don’t have enough resources, we don’t have enough money to buy high-quality material.
Another community leader Msizi Myaka says their pleas for government to intervene in the last few months have fallen on deaf ears. He says the fence building project will start at the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park’s Cengeni gate on Tuesday. “Actually there should be a buffer zone between hip fence and livestock grazing land. Now there is no fence that’s why most of the time it’s easier for the dangerous animals to escape from Hluhluwe and just come outside where we have unprotected cattle,” adds Myaka.Share article
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