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WC court dismisses interdict to halt Amazon development, citing ‘fraud’

LOCAL The construction of Amazon’s planned offices in Cape Town should be allowed to go ahead, according to a court ruling, in a setback for the indigenous people attempting to stop the development. The ruling from the Western Cape High Court said those opposing the project could not “demonstrate the right to heritage is at risk of suffering any harm”, adding the cultural value of the site is undisputed. “On […]

today9 November 2022

International

Google, Amazon employees to protest $1.2bn deal with Israel

Hundreds of employees of American tech giants Google and Amazon will hold three vigils on 8 September outside the headquarters of the two companies calling for the cancellation of the $1.2 billion Project Nimbus deal with Israel that will provide it with cloud storage services and artificial intelligence tools, the WAFA news agency reported. The #NoTechForApartheid movement said vigils are also expected to be held in the cities of San Francisco, New York and […]

today5 September 2022

Local

Traditional groups return to WC court to oppose Amazon development

LOCAL A group of Khoi and San traditional leaders, who are in support of the construction of Amazon’s new headquarters in Africa, is appealing a ruling by the High Court in Cape Town on Thursday. The court interdicted the project developer from continuing with construction until meaningful engagement and consultation with affected indigenous peoples happen. The construction is set to cost R4.6 billion, however, the development is being built on […]

today21 July 2022

Local

Judge halts development at the River Club in Cape Town

The Liesbeek Leisure Property Trust has been interdicted from carrying out further construction of a development at the River Club in Cape Town pending meaningful engagement with all affected people. Construction is already under way at the R4.5bn site where online retail giant Amazon was earmarked to be the anchor tenant. Khoi leaders have been at odds over the development with some in favour and others opposing it. The original […]

today21 March 2022

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