The South African Women in Construction and Built Environment has condemned the viral Sandton restaurant video showing threats against two women. The organisation says the incident has raised wider questions about who benefits from public construction contracts. It claims many women contractors still struggle to access direct work while billions are spent through government entities. The organisation is now calling on government and public entities to publish details on contracts, ownership and how many women-owned firms actually benefited. We spoke to Thembeka Mnisi, President of the South African Women in Construction and Built Environment.

<p>The South African Women in Construction and Built Environment has condemned the viral Sandton restaurant video showing threats against two women. The organisation says the incident has raised wider questions about who benefits from public construction contracts. It claims many women contractors still struggle to access direct work while billions are spent through government entities. The organisation is now calling on government and public entities to publish details on contracts, ownership and how many women-owned firms actually benefited. We spoke to Thembeka Mnisi, President of the South African Women in Construction and Built Environment.</p>

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