update (12 April 2024): SANParks has confirmed that the R536 route to Kruger National Park's Paul Kruger Gate previously closed and blocked by community protesters has now been cleared and open for use. The sand heaps and trees used to block the road have all been cleared. Paul Kruger Gate is now accessible to visitors again.
update (11 April 2024): SANParks informed that the R536 Hazyview - Paul Kruger Gate Road is blocked at Sabie River Bridge by Mkhuhlu community protesters. Access to Phabeni Gate still open.
update (10 April 2024): SANParks just confirmed that the road closure situation in Mkhuhlu remains the same. The community members continue to block the road access from Mkhuhlu leading into Kruger National Park's Paul Kruger Gate. The R536 remains affected, guests are advised to continue using alternative gates to enter and exit the park until such time
update (10 April 2024): According to "X"-user @EdwardthembaSa, the protest action at Mkhulu is still ongoing. See pic.
South African National Parks (SANParks) has informed the public that the road from Hazyview to Kruger National Park's Paul Kruger Gate (R536) has been blocked at Mkhuhlu by the traffic lights. The community blocked the road due to service delivery disputes.
However, last time a road leading to Paul Kruger Gate was blocked, SANParks advised travellers to use alternative gates such as Phabeni Gate to exit and enter Kruger National Park, until such time an update is available. We'll keep you posted!
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