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South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal Province Faces Severe Structural Engineer Shortage

The KwaZulu-Natal province in South Africa is struggling with a critical shortage of structural engineers, with only four covering the entire region. This highlights a broader national issue where South Africa has significantly fewer engineers per capita compared to developed countries.

19 Apr, 12:41 — 19 Apr, 12:41
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Only four structural engineers covers entire province as KZN struggle to attract qualified structural engineers

South Africa is said to have one engineer for every 3 000 people, compared with about one engineer for every 300 people in a developed country

By Kibo Ngowi

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