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R2.1bn investment drives Durban’s Cornubia development, with 2,000 jobs expected

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R2.1bn investment drives Durban’s Cornubia development, with 2,000 jobs expected

The first phase of Fundamentum’s R2.1bn Cornubia Business Park development is expected to be completed in December 2026, with a Leroy Merlin store among the anchor projects.

The wider precinct is projected to create nearly 2 000 jobs.

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