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Amazon had expanded its customer contact centre in Cape Town.

Johnson & Johnson has opened a new pharmaceuticals production facility in Cape Town.

Thomson Reuters has established a new data and innovation laboratory in Cape Town.

Microsoft opened a data centre in Cape Town to target customers in the area.

Bluewater, a subsidiary of Unilever and a provider of point-of-use water purifying technologies, has established operations in Cape Town.

KPMG has moved into new offices in Cape Town.

Panasonic relocated their Head Office to the Western Cape from Johannesburg.

DHL Express has opened a new gateway facility at Cape Town International Airport in Cape Town.

Amazon Web Services, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, are currently investing in the Communications sector and plans to open a new data centre in Cape Town.

Wind Prospect’s Cape Town office will serve the entire African continent.

Juwi opened a Cape Town office in response to rapid regional growth and as part of its international growth strategy.

Oracle opened a software and IT service sector in a design, development and testing project.

Airbus invested in upgrading its servicing and maintenance facility in Cape Town.

Harvard University opened a centre for African Studies office in Cape Town.

IBM opened three satellite locations in Africa, including Cape Town.

Kimberly-Clark of South Africa has expanded its paper, printing & packaging manufacturing facility in Cape Town.

GlaxoSmithKline(GSK) investments opened a plant in Cape Town to increase production of its drugs.

Hisense opened a new headquarters facility in Cape Town to coordinate the company’s presence across Africa.

Spaces has opened multiple new workspaces in Cape Town.