Germans, French, Dutch and Spanish in Cape Town

I was in Cape Town last week and finally got the deal done on our new office down there.  Moving in on March 1st and looking forward to it.  While there, we got an enquiry from a company looking to set up a call centre German, French, Dutch and Spanish speakers but the staff had to be native of Germany, France, Holland and Spain.  We then looked into the feasibility and learnt that Cape Town is a destination for people from across Europe as a place to live.  Apparently Cape Town has between 40,000 and 60,000 Germans living there along with a healthy number other Europeans.  Along with excellent English and obvious cultural alignment, it’s no wonder that Cape Town is an attractive destination for European and US companies.