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‘It’s painful to watch’: Kirstenbosch decline sparks concern

24 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Concerns are growing over the condition of Kirstenbosch, with claims of neglected plants, staff shortages and declining standards at Cape Town’s iconic botanical garden.Read More at Source

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