#EngineeringSlogans "To be a global leader in engineering regulation, aspiring to professional excellence, sustainability and to assuring public safety within the engineering context." ~ @ECSAOfficial

Engineers study engineering to solve problems and turn plans into infrastructure that serves society. As nominations open for the Fourth National Planning Commission (2027–2032), the engineering profession cannot remain on the sidelines. Self-nomination is not permitted. Let us nominate engineers and ensure engineering is finally at the strategic decision-making table. #AgendaForEngineering #NationalPlanningCommission #CallForNominations #SouthAfrica #NationalDevelopmentPlan

Cry, our beloved engineering profession. Engineers, engineering professionals and artisans should not be unemployed in a country facing an infrastructure crisis. @ParliamentofRSA @PresidencyZA @GovernmentZA, change things. “It is in YOUR HANDS.” #EngineeringVote #EngineeringInfluence #LGE2026 xitter.cf/lefa_Max/status/211434…

Dear @lefa_Max @thiitumz and the engineering community We need to take this struggle to the major political parties: @MYANC @Our_DA @MkhontoweSizwex @EFFSouthAfrica @vote_ifp @OnsBaizaNie @Action4SA @VFPlus. They cannot afford to sideline engineers while communities are deprived of affordable, safe and quality public infrastructure. The era of appointing unqualified people to engineering positions and awarding engineering tenders to inappropriately qualified or inexperienced engineering consultants and contractors must end. It is a lose-lose situation for engineers, government and, most importantly, society. @DepartmentPWI Minister @DeanMacpherson can help put engineering expertise at the forefront of infrastructure and service delivery. What is needed is political will. #LGE2026 is an opportunity to build the #EngineeringVote and strengthen #EngineeringInfluence. xitter.cf/eNCA/status/2114265685…

The Bronkhorstspruit water crisis, and the wider crisis of raw sewage being discharged into our rivers and oceans, raises serious questions about the role of engineers and the engineering profession. Are witnessing a dereliction of professional duty by engineers and engineering professionals entrusted with protecting public health, infrastructure and the environment? We need to establish where authority sits, where professional engineering advice is being ignored, and where accountability ultimately lies. Let’s fix this country. Let us hope that the @PublicProtector's investigation helps uncover the root causes of these failures, strengthens accountability, empowers engineering professionals to fulfil their responsibilities, and ultimately restores affordable, safe and reliable service delivery to our communities. @ECSAOfficial @imesa_za @WaterInstSA @SALGA_Gov

The Bronkhorstspruit water crisis, and the wider crisis of raw sewage being discharged into our rivers and oceans, raises serious questions about the role of engineers and the engineering profession. Are engineering professionals being prevented from doing their jobs by political interference and dysfunctional procurement, legal, finance and HR processes? @DepartmentPWI @DWS_RSA @NationalCoGTA @PublicProtector @CityTshwane #water #watercrisis #engineers #EngineeringProfession #LGE2026

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"SA has betrayed ideals of freedom fighters" ~ Madlanga Dear @GovernmentZA, @ParliamentofRSA & #LGE2026 Candidates, #ChangingThingsSA We can reverse the betrayal of our people by putting engineers where they belong: at the forefront of protecting human dignity and driving socio-economic development. Continuing to appoint unqualified people to engineering posts deepens that betrayal, weakens accountability and creates conditions for corruption. #CityEngineers #MunicipalEngineers #EngineeringLeadership enca.com/news-top-stories/so…

Water pollution and persistent infrastructure failure cannot continue without accountability. We must ask: How many criminal cases has @DWS_RSA opened for violations of the National Water Act? How many prosecutions and convictions have followed? The time has come for the engineering profession to help hold all infrastructure stakeholders accountable, institutions and individuals alike, whether qualified or unqualified, for decisions and actions that compromise infrastructure, service delivery and the public interest. This is why South Africa needs an independent Chapter 9 Engineer-General. @unisa @CityTshwane @GovernmentZA Who hears? Who listens? Who cares?

Communities have cried out about water and failing services for far too long. Human rights cannot be separated from the engineering infrastructure required to realise them. @SAHRCommission should bring independent engineering expertise into service-delivery investigations. We need a Chapter 9 Engineer-General. @DepartmentPWI Who hears? Who listens? Who cares?