George Building Collapse | Lack of compliance is a problem: Lufuno Ratsiku

The search for more victims of the George building collapse continues.
33 people have been confirmed dead so far, with the death toll expected to rise.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has visited the site and promised that the families of the victims would get the answers they seek.
For what's currently happening on the site of the recovery operation, let's cross to SABC News reporter Lerato Fekisi who is joined by the South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions (SACPCMP) President, Lufuno Ratsiku.
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[@reinemarais4392]

As usual. Everything in South Africa is 'sketchy', whatever province one lives in, and whoever governs the province. So sad. South Africa is a beautiful country. What makes it sad is the corruption evident everywhere.

[@gideonlapidus8996]

Some one will be paid off to keep quiet. As usual

[@gideonlapidus8996]

When he starts talking and he says so so so so so , you know he is lie ing

[@wendyvanblerk815]

For sure....yet, seasoned professionals like myself.. can't get work based on the color of our skins..shameful.

[@nyamekamahlangeni2356]

Let me help you with more information concerning this disaster. A professionally accredited structural engineer, who is white, the race that we know can easily have the word "competent" early attributed to them, was the appointed person overseeing this burial of live brown people.

[@wendyvanblerk815]

@@nyamekamahlangeni2356 Just because he's white..doesn't make him competent! What I'm referring to is this: As a seasoned professional, I have been overlooked for AA. The fault lies with the people that should have approved the subcontractors and the engineers. But...if those same people don't have the experience to ask the right questions...it's pointless! Companies are resorting to cutting costs and hire inexperienced people to manage HSEQ....just because they will work for peanuts!!

[@gideonlapidus8996]

Im sure its another anc corruption case , this one

[@shanemeissenheimer586]

We have no union due to the anc so this is the fault of government as they don’t want the skilled workers to thrive. We are forced to work for poor pay in bad conditions

[@gideonlapidus8996]

Vote ANC 😂

[@bukib4407]

Private sector corruption is not talked about enough. It's amusing to see comments attributing this to the ANC and blakness when, in reality, it happened in a DA run province by a white company.