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Professor Thokozani Majozi
Thokozani Majozi is a professor in the department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Pretoria with his main research interest being batch process integration. Read more about Prof Majozi’s world here or visit www.up.ac.za or www.saiche.co.za
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Student bursaries for civil engineering from the Thekwini Municipality. Click here to visit our bursary page
Hema Vallabh
Hema studied chemical engineering and is working for Sasol. She is also passionate about encouraging girls to join the engineering team. Read more about Hema’s world here or visit www.sasol.co.za or www.sawomeng.co.za.
Professor Thokozani Majozi
Thokozani Majozi is a professor in the department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Pretoria with his main research interest being batch process integration. Read more about Prof Majozi’s world here or visit www.up.ac.za or www.saiche.co.za
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Anna Marie
We speak Anna Marie – Pr Tech Eng on her road to registration. Anna-Marie is the owner of AMS Consultants. Her job responsibilities include the design and implementation of high rise buildings, township development infrastructure design and implementation as well as project...
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Kinsse Kgole
Youngest learner graduates as the only girl in electrical engineering learnership - There are not many women who can install electrical wiring for a house, let alone fix a three phase gate motor. Kinsse Kgole can do all these. In fact, she can also write...Read more
Dino van Rensburg
Congratulations to Dino van Rensburg, the young graduate who recently completed his BTech Electrical Engineering degree at the University of Johannesburg. His is an inspiring story of a young worker at General Motors in the city of Port Elizabeth who was mentored to...
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Amanda Hadebe
Amanda Hadebe is a qualified electrical engineer with five years working experience. As one of the best achieving pupils in her community of Soweto, Amanda was subsequently awarded a bursary from AngloGold Ashanti to pursue her life-long dream of becoming an engineer. She...
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Sekadi Phayane
Sekadi Phayane is an associate of Vela VKE Consulting Engineers. She has 10 years’ experience in traffic and transportation engineering and planning. Her focus is specifically on transportation projects for both local and provincial governments. One of her career highlights was being...
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Melanie Kemp Hofmeyr
Melanie Kemp Hofmeyr is employed by SNA Civil and Structural Engineers in Cape Town as a pavement engineer. Her portfolio includes numerous pavement management systems modules for the Provincial Government of Western Cape (PGWC). Melanie has also been involved with the re-development...
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Mabohlale Mampuru
Mabohlale Mampuru studied civil engineering at UCT and is currently working as Associate Consultant at Dalberg Global Development Advisors. Read more about Mabohlale’s world here or visit www.SAWomEng.org.za or www.dalberg.com
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Dr Oswald Frank
Dr Oswald Franks is the Chief Executive Officer of the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA), which is the official body dedicated to the promotion of engineering in South Africa. Read more about Dr Franks’ world here or visit www.ecsa.co.za...
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Tafadzwa Mukwena
Tafadzwa Mukwena is a registered candidate engineer with five years’ experience in the engineering industry. As a valuable member of the Bigen Africa land development division, Tafadzwa has worked on various internal and link infrastructure projects. He specializes in the design of municipal...
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Mabohlale Mampuru
Mabohlale Mampuru studied civil engineering at UCT and is currently working as Associate Consultant at Dalberg Global Development Advisors. Read more about Mabohlale’s world here or visit www.SAWomEng.org.za or www.dalberg.com
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Johan Ptak
Johan Ptak is a young civil engineer working as a for SSI’s Transportation Sector as a bridge design specialist. During this time he has been involved in numerous bridge design projects, ranging from post-tensioned box girder beams to cable-stay pedestrian bridges...
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Tronel Candiotes-Strydom
Tronel Candiotes-Strydom is a Professional Engineering Technologist and is currently employed by SMEC South Africa in their Port Elizabeth Office.
Tronél grew up in Gauteng where she went to school and later obtained her B-Tech Degree in Structures at Tshwane University of Technology.
Jones Moloisane
Jones studied civil engineering and specialised in transportation technology. He is registered as a professional Technologist and lecturer at Tswane University of Technology as well as provides consulting services to industry in the areas of road-pavement design and rehabilitation and road management systems. Read more about Jones’ world
Irene Nyirenda
Irene Nyirenda is an ambitious civil design engineer working in the mine infrastructure and waste division of engineering and environmental services firm Golder Associates. For the last five years, Irene has specialized in civil and geotechnical engineering associated to waste contamination...
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Dr Michelle Kruger
Michelle studied civil engineering and specialises in water treatment. She works as an Associate Director at CSVwater where she is in charge of various waste water treatment projects. Read more about Michelle’s world here or visit www.csvwater.co.za or
Imraan Mahomed
Imraan Mahomed from BKS was crowned the winner in the category of Young Engineer of the Year 2012. The award recognizes his efforts in the establishment of a sustainable operating model for the Moses Mabhida stadium. Imraan has fulfilled the roles of facility...
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Today's fastest supercomputers will eventually be left in the (very) slow lane, computer engineers say. Future quantum computers, which work by manipulating atoms and molecules, will be millions of times faster than anything available today.
