By Simon Nare
South Africans can now view the world’s oldest dinosaur embryo in a state-of-the-art centre in the Free State.
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has launched the historic Kgodumodumo Dinosaur Interpretation Centre in the Golden Gate Highlands National Park, describing it as the gateway to the country’s deep past and dynamic future.
“It is a joyous occasion for our county as we unveil this new exciting cultural and scientific tourism product.”
The much-anticipated museum, which has been under construction for the past few years, showcases South Africa’s rich paleontological and geological heritage with interactive exhibitions.
The world-class centre, located at the foot of Maluti Mountains, offers a guided tour that transports visitors back hundreds of millions of years to when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
When Professor James Kitching discovered the clutch of eggs in 1976, it caused much excitement in the scientific community because they were determined to be
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