Construction of the R2,5bn Gauteng government precinct and its controversial central square has been delayed pending the outcome of an appeal by the province against a decision to allow the demolition of only five of the 10 disputed buildings in Johannesburg's inner city.
Construction of the R2,5bn Gauteng government precinct and its controversial central square has been delayed pending the outcome of an appeal by the province against a decision to allow the demolition of only five of the 10 disputed buildings in Johannesburg's inner city.
Premier Mbhazima Shilowa yesterday defended the R2,5 billion price tag of the Gauteng government precinct in inner Johannesburg, arguing that it was cheaper than paying rent.
Five buildings protected by heritage legislation in Johannesburg's inner city have been earmarked for demolition in the planned development known as the Gauteng provincial government precinct

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