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  1. Jan

    Amazon and ancient tribe face off over Cape Town headquarters

    Amazon faces off with ancient South African tribe over Cape Town headquarters On the outskirts of Cape Town, at the base of Table Mountain and set back from a tangle of freeways, the Liesbeek and Black rivers meet in a small stretch of marshland. The 37-acre plot isn’t pristine — it lies next...
  2. Jan

    Massive win for Amazon's new headquarters in South Africa

    Massive win for Amazon's new headquarters in South Africa The developers behind the R4.6-billion multi-purpose complex in Cape Town set to house Amazon's new African headquarters scored a major court win on Tuesday. The Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed a previous decision by Western Cape High...
  3. Jan

    Interdict against Amazon Cape Town headquarters struck off court roll

    Second victory for Amazon's new headquarters in South Africa The developers behind the R4.6-billion multi-purpose River Club complex in Cape Town that will house Amazon's new headquarters in South Africa have scored another victory against opponents of the development. On Tuesday, Judge MJ...
  4. Jan

    Amazon Cape Town headquarters developer applies for leave to appeal construction stoppage

    Amazon Cape Town headquarters — legal appeal to restart construction The developer of Cape Town's R4.6-billion River Club mixed-use complex set to include Amazon's new Africa headquarters has applied for leave to appeal the Western Cape High Court judgement halting construction. In a...
  5. Jan

    River Club developers to appeal interdict blocking Amazon Cape Town HQ

    Fightback against court order stopping Amazon's Cape Town headquarters construction The developers of the mixed-use River Club complex in Cape Town, which is set to include Amazon's new headquarters in Africa, have announced they will appeal an interdict ordering that they halt construction...
  6. Jan

    Fight over Amazon Africa headquarters in Cape Town could cost 15,000 jobs

    Blocking Amazon's headquarters in Cape Town will cost South Africa dearly If the groups objecting to the redevelopment of the River Club site in Cape Town get their way, it will come at a severe cost, executive mayor Dan Plato has warned. Speaking to Carte Blanche, Plato said that objectors to...
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