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    The Engineering Profession as a Major Role Player in the New South African Political Order

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    1996
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    Kevin Wall
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    Improving the quality of life of South Africa's urban people is not just a matter of providing land, housing, engineering services, and facilities at a hitherto unprecedented rate, but the provision of these by new and improved processes. Currently available resources are a severe constraint. Although so many of the peoples' expectations relate to engineering services, engineers will only be able to contribute if they can combine technical soundness with sociopolitical sensitivity. Also they must be able to couple physical development with human development, and design and implement innovative solutions that are community-based. The engineering profession
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