saice

/ saɪs /

noun

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Just 5% of Saice's 6,000 professional members are women.

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He later apologised but Saice said it had terminated his contract due concern from its members.

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Mr Pillay's original comments came in his column in July's edition of Saice's house magazine Civil Engineering.

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But this was not enough to settle the controversy and Saice's board then decided Mr Pillay had to go.

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Saice President Errol Kerst said that the response had been so large that the "ramifications of the article" could not be ignored.

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