The Cape Town chacma baboon, Kataza, from Kommetjie, will be relocated to the Riverside Rehabilitation Center in Limpopo after his relocating application was approved by Cape Nature. Kataza will join eight other chacma baboons originating from the Cape Peninsula.

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