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KIRSTENBOSCH IS BEING FAILED UNDER DA GOVERNANCE – For Good | SA News

25 May 2026 by Guest

GOOD Statement by Matthew Cook,

GOOD National Chairperson

24 May 2026

GOOD notes with deep concern the recent public statements made by environmentalist and long-time Kirstenbosch contributor James Deacon regarding the decline of Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.

His account paints a devastating picture of institutional neglect, collapsing conservation capacity, poor financial management, procurement dysfunction, and the slow deterioration of one of South Africa’s most important environmental and heritage sites.

If these claims are true, then this is not just an administrative problem. It is a national disgrace.

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  1. Oblivion

    3 September 2026 at 8:49 am

    South Africa is such a great country and an African Sunset is on my bucket list, do you have any accommodation and/or tour recommendations for the Cape Town Area?

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