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Engineers blame stagnation on tough board rules

Martin Aluga (right), a graduate engineer and organising secretary of Forum for Restoration of Professional Engineering in Kenya(FORPE) with another graduate engineer during a press conference on September 3 in Nairobi. (James Wanzala, Standard)

Engineering is one of the coveted courses and only a select few who meet the requirements get admission to university to pursue it.

However, it’s note all rosy for many graduate engineers.

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