OBSERVER DAILY | When the Engineering Council stalls, the country pays
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 31/10/2025
A country that is building roads, schools, clinics, airports and power lines cannot afford a docile Engineering Council. Namibia’s development agenda depends on quiet, often invisible, disciplines: design standards, competent supervision, rigorous inspections, and professional accountability for (…)
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