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Big changes coming to key CapeNature reserves

Summary by The South African
In a bid to modernise operations and enhance visitor experience, CapeNature is phasing out cash payments at some of its most popular reserves. The shift aims to make transactions faster, safer, and more eco-friendly, aligning with the organisation’s broader digital transformation strategy. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead as the new system takes effect early next year. Which CapeNature reserves? From 2 February 2026, CapeNature will introdu…

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Big changes coming to key CapeNature reserves

In a bid to modernise operations and enhance visitor experience, CapeNature is phasing out cash payments at some of its most popular reserves. The shift aims to make transactions faster, safer, and more eco-friendly, aligning with the organisation’s broader digital transformation strategy. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead as the new system takes effect early next year. Which CapeNature reserves? From 2 February 2026, CapeNature will introdu…

·Johannesburg, South Africa
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The South African broke the news in Johannesburg, South Africa on Wednesday, November 5, 2025.
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