The construction industry in South Africa is facing an alarming increase in incidents of intimidation, violence, and threats to life, leading to a decline in morale among civil engineers.

According to the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE), many engineers are now considering opportunities abroad in search of safer working environments.

SAICE President Andrew Clothier says this crisis poses a moral dilemma for these professionals, who must balance their personal safety with their commitment to their work.

Peter Ndoro spoke to Sekadi Phayane-Shakhane, CEO of the South African Institution of Civil Engineering.

The construction industry in South Africa is facing an alarming increase in incidents of intimidation, violence, and threats to life, leading to a decline in morale among civil engineers.
According to the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE), many engineers are now considering opportunities abroad in search of safer working environments.
SAICE President Andrew Clothier says this crisis poses a moral dilemma for these professionals, who must balance their personal safety with their commitment to their work.
Peter Ndoro spoke to Sekadi Phayane-Shakhane, CEO of the South African Institution of Civil Engineering.

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