Liesbeek Action Campaign

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Update on the Liesbeek Action Campaign

In 2021, the OCA, the Goringhaicona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Traditional Council and other groups and individuals opposing the River Club case formed the Liesbeek Action Campaign to support the court case and mobilise public support against the development. The campaign was relatively successful in its earlier stages, drawing in a wide range of interested activists…

Update from our chair

We go into the new year with our campaign against the River Club happening on several fronts The Interim Interdict halting construction issued by Judge Goliath in March 2022, was overturned by a full bench of the High Court in November 2022. However, the OCA has appealed that decision, in particular the cost order made…

December 16th and way forward

Dear Regular LAC The Day of Reconciliation event at Robben Island was very successful. I have attached the programme for the 16th and the written text I presented and Marc presented. Secondly, since our backabuddy site has been closed, we have worked hard to set up two other platforms A GofundMe site A Givengain site…

Amazon, Khoisan face off over Cape Town headquarters

Loni Prinsloo – 15 December 2022 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 to a railyard and was until recently home…

Appeals are lodged against the decisions of the Cape High Court in November

14 DEC 2022 — In November this year, the Full Bench of the Cape High Court handed down two very bad decisions in our campaign against the River Club development. In one decision, the Court found that High Commissioner Tauriq Jenkins was not authorised to represent the Goringhiacona Khoi Khoin Indigenous Traditional Council (GKKITC) and…