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Engineers Without Limits Kenya This page is entirely a think pool for Kenyan Engineers/students and whose careers have been jeopardized by unfair and biased policing

Suspension of engineering programs is just ONE of the numerous challenges engineers experience in their lifetime but we born problem solvers anyway!!

11/04/2017

Engineers flourish in environments where learning is a part of their daily life...

21/01/2017

Thankfully,Mps have now stripped proffessional bodies any mandate in the recognition, licensing, indexing students, approving or accrediting any academic program giving full mandate to CUE

07/01/2017

The govt needs to rethink its stand on the engineering profession in the country if vision 2030 is to be achieved sustainably . we need more artisans,technicians and technologists than we need engineers. They are the actuators in the profession

25/12/2016

Someone in Government needs to understand that the country will not achieve a sustainable development agenda without addressing it's Engineers stalemate and building enough capacity

25/12/2016

The shortage of engineers is and will always be a major threat to Kenya's development blueprint of achieving newly industrialised country status by 2030 with only1,323 registered engineers by ERB..

05/08/2016

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In the Kenyan job market, there are more applicants than ever before and the rift between the employed and unemployed graduates continues to grow. This either because of the lack of work experience among most fresh graduates or the fact that employment has become scarce nowadays, especially with the...

20/04/2016

Whats your opinion on the suspended/ unaccredited engineering programs

19/01/2016

Our society is becoming increasingly complex. We must provide more
food, water and energy for a rapidly growing population, and we
must limit damage to the environment in the process. Thats all Engineers are for.

03/10/2015

Hey guys, the challenges we are currently facing shall not impose any bottleneck in our engineering career progressions...we are more than competent in our practice and our performance in the job market is more than enough prove to them....good evening.

02/07/2015

The Supreme Court Legal Fee Fundraising which is on Saturday, July 4, 2015 starting 9:30am and all be seated by 10am.
We confirm Venue to be Kenya Polytechnic University College (TUK)

You can make progress or you
can make excuses, but you can't
do both.
So choose today what you want for your tomorrow.

12/06/2015

Today is a sad and unfortunate day as the
court of appeal made a judgement to
destroy the lives, careers and future of all
the young dynamic and professionally
talented generation of engineers in Kenya.
Vision 2030 has just been postponed again
by blurring it's attainment simply by denying
the competent young brains with big
visions for this country from practicing what
they know best.
It wasn't our choice to be selected by JAB to
join the university they placed us in?! Was it
our fault being born bright to qualify for
engineering degree programmes at the
selected university?!
Was I the accrediting officer for the
universities and the curriculum claimed to
be inefficient?!
Why would the government spend do much
sponsoring us through the universities only
to turn its back on us yet still compel us to
pay back HELB Loans?!
Isn't it puzzling that the same government
arms don't recognize each other?! Why
would the professional body's ACT
contradict that of the University?!
If we weren't competent enough, why do
the same guys employ us to do engineering
designs for them?!
What happens with this whole generation
of bright engineers by training who have
been denied practicing licences hence
denied a livelihoods?
What's the next step now that the judicial
system has just trashed their dreams living
then venerable and hopeless in life yet with
so much engineering brain power at their
disposal?!
If their training is invalidated, shouldn't the
Helb loans they have been loyal in repaying
too be invalidated, universities be compelled
to refund them at the current value all
expenses they incurred to attain the degree,
and the government too be compelled to
compensate them for wasting their precious
time at the government sponsored
universities whose degree programmes lead
to no where?!
What's the future for the young brilliant men
and women at the university pursuing the
same degree programmes, are they doomed
too and should they stop and change to
other courses to avoid wasting their time
and future?!
What is the government doing to remedy
the situation at hand?!

31/01/2015

Whats the difference between microswitches and limit switches?

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21/11/2014

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Engineers Board grapples with change EBK ERB IEK Kenya

kenyalaw.org/caselaw/cases/view/84369
19/11/2014

kenyalaw.org/caselaw/cases/view/84369

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