Great nations are built by individuals who choose courage, service, and excellence. This Heroes Day, we celebrate the legacy of those whose contributions continue to shape our future. Happy Heroes Day. #ForEngineeringExcellence

Today, we join the nation in honoring the Uganda Martyrs, whose steadfast faith and sacrifice continue to inspire us. May we emulate their courage, integrity, and commitment to a greater purpose as we serve our communities and our nation. Wishing you a blessed Martyrs' Day. #ForEngineeringExcellence

The Engineers Registration Board has Registered the following Thirty-Four (34) applicants as ENGINEERS,following approvals made at its 413th meeting held on 28th May 2026. Congratulations Engineers! #ForEngineeringExcellence

Happy Eid al-Adha Mubarak from the Engineers Registration Board. As we commemorate this sacred occasion of faith, sacrifice, and compassion, we extend our warm wishes to the Muslim community and all our stakeholders. May this Eid bring peace, blessings, joy, and renewed hope to you and your loved ones. Wishing you a blessed and meaningful Eid al-Adha. #ForEngineeringExcellence

The Engineers Registration Board warmly congratulates its Chairman, Prof. Eng. Henry Alinaitwe Mwanaki, upon his appointment as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Finance and Administration) at Makerere University. This well-deserved appointment is a testament to your exemplary leadership, professionalism, and continued contribution to academia and the engineering fraternity. We wish you success as you take on this important role and remain confident that your leadership will continue to inspire excellence and transformation. Congratulations once again. #ForEngineeringExcellence

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible mothers and mother figures shaping lives, communities, and the future with strength, wisdom, and care. Today, the Engineers Registration Board celebrates the resilience, dedication, and impact of mothers across all professions, especially those contributing to the engineering fraternity and national development. Thank you for building not only homes and families, but also a stronger society. #ForEngineeringExcellence #MothersDay

The Engineers Registration Board has Registered the following Twenty-Seven (27) applicants as ENGINEERS and Two (2) applicants as TECHNICIANS, following approvals made at its 412th meeting held on 30th April 2026. Congratulations Engineers! #ForEngineeringExcellence

We celebrate the Engineers honoured with national medals this Labour Day 2026. 1. Eng Dr Charles Wana-Etyem 2.Eng Okiror James 3.Eng Dr Ogwang Geoffrey 4. Eng. Mwakali Jackson A Your excellence, dedication, and contribution to national development continue to inspire and shape the future of our nation. #ForEngineeringExcellence #InternationalLabourDay

Happy Labour Day! Today, we celebrate the dedication, resilience, and contribution of all workers, with special recognition to the engineering fraternity whose work continues to shape infrastructure, drive innovation, and support national development. As we mark this day, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting and regulating the profession to ensure quality, safety, and continued growth. #ForEngineeringExcellence #InternationalLabourDay

The event was attended by the Engineer-in-Chief, the Ag. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Works and Transport, staff of the Ministry, Registrar, @rnamugera Chairman and staff of the Engineers Registration Board, and representatives from the UPDF Engineers Brigade. The oath was administered by the Registrar of the High Court (Special Duties). Congratulations Lt. Col. Eng. Namudongo Robert. #ForEngineeringExcellence #EngineersRegistrationBoard

He is not here, for He is Risen! Happy Ressurection Sunday to the entire Engineering fraternity. #EasterSunday #ForEngineeringExcellence

Good Friday is a reminder that love is sacrificial, intentional, and redemptive. Jesus gave His life so we could have ours. And because of that, we walk in grace. #GoodFriday #Easterseason #ForEngineeringExcellence

The Engineers Registration Board has Registered the following Sixteen (16) applicants as ENGINEERS, Two (2) applicants as TECHNOLOGISTS and Two (2) applicants as TECHNICIANS, following approvals made at its 411th meeting held on 26th March 2026. Congratulations! #ForEngineeringExcellence #RegisteredEngineers

Eid Mubarak to all our Muslim brothers and sisters. 
May this blessed day bring you peace, joy, and renewed strength. Wishing you and your loved ones happiness, prosperity, and continued blessings. #ForEngineeringExcellence #EidMubarak

In accordance with section 18(2) of the Engineers Registration Act, Cap. 299, it is hereby notified for the information of the general public that the following persons (scan QR code) have their names remaining on, or newly added to, the Engineers Register as: 1. REGISTERED ENGINEERS and are entitled to adopt and use the style and title "Registered Engineer" and to use the prefix "Eng" before their names, and to offer their services to the public for gain or reward or by way of trade as professionally qualified engineers. 2. REGISTERED TECHNOLOGISTS and are the only ones entitled to offer their services to the public for gain or reward or by way of trade as professionally qualified Technologists. 3. REGISTERED TECHNICIANS and are the only ones entitled to offer their services to the public for gain or reward or by way of trade as professionally qualified Technicians. In accordance with section 22 (2) of the Engineers Registration Act, Cap. 299, the Engineers Registration Board notifies the general public that 6 DECEASED Engineers were deleted from the Register of Engineers as indicated in the notice. #ForEngineeringExcellence

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all our sponsors and partners for their invaluable support during the #WorldEngineeringDay2026 celebrations. Your partnership played a vital role in the success of these events, enabling meaningful engagement, knowledge sharing, and celebration of the engineering profession. Through your support, we were able to bring together engineers, policymakers, academia, and industry leaders to reflect on the role of engineering in driving innovation, sustainability, and national development. Thank you for standing with the engineering fraternity and contributing to the growth and advancement of the profession. We truly value your support and look forward to continued collaboration. @MoWT_Uganda @uetcl @RoofingsGroupUG @nwscug @UegclOfficial @AquafinaUganda @DynacoLimited @OldMutualUganda #WED2026 #WorldEngineeringDay2026 #ForEngineeringExcellence

Kudos to the Uganda Police Force for recording the highest attendance at the Annual Engineers’ Conference, with 71 engineering professionals present. @PoliceUg, your remarkable turnout demonstrates a strong commitment to professional development and the advancement of engineering within public service. Thank you for showing up in such great numbers! #WED2026 #WorldEngineeringDay2026 #ForEngineeringExcellence

Excellence deserves recognition. Today, we proudly awarded certificates to the Best Engineering Students of 2025, exceptional scholars who each graduated with First Class Honours in their respective engineering disciplines. The awardees represent: • Uganda Christian University
• Busitema University 
• Mbarara University of Science and Technology 
• Gulu University
• Ndejje University
• Kabale University
• Kyambogo University
• Makerere University Their First Class achievement is a testament to discipline, resilience, intellectual rigor, and commitment to excellence. These young engineers embody the innovation, integrity, and technical competence that will shape Uganda’s future. Congratulations to our top scholars, may this milestone be the foundation for impactful careers and transformative contributions to our nation and beyond. The future of engineering is bright and it begins with you. @UCUniversity @Makerere @MakCEDAT @BusitemaUni @kyambogou @MbararaUST @NdejjeUnive #WED2026 #WorldEngineeringDay2026 #ForEngineeringExcellence

Through localized innovation using RepRap 3D printing models, his team has built affordable 3D printers from scratch, reducing machine costs by nearly 50% through the use of locally sourced materials and e-waste components such as stepper motors and cooling fans. The printers are already being used to produce robotic kits for children, and even parts to build more printers. Making 3D printing technology affordable unlocks new possibilities: innovators can prototype at lower cost, artisans can replicate designs with consistency, and product developers can iterate faster with minimal waste. With an estimated local market potential of over USD 3 million in imported products and USD 200,000 in imported technology annually, the case for localized additive manufacturing is compelling. His conclusion was clear, by strengthening technical capacity in additive manufacturing, standardization, and material qualification, Uganda can accelerate adoption of 3D printing and build a competitive low-volume manufacturing ecosystem. Innovation, when localized, becomes empowerment. #WED2026 #WorldEngineeringDay2026 #ForEngineeringExcellence

Digital transformation without governance is risk without control. In her presentation on Engineering Governance and Regulation in the Era of Digital Networks and Smart Technologies, Eng. Lucy Nyakwera highlighted that Uganda’s Vision 2040 and national frameworks such as NDP III & IV and the Digital Uganda Vision position digital networks as foundational infrastructure for socio-economic transformation. As broadband expands and smart technologies integrate into agriculture, energy, transport, health, and environmental systems, engineering complexity continues to increase. Emerging solutions like Satellite Internet of Things (IoT) are extending connectivity to remote areas, enabling precision agriculture, climate monitoring, and resilient service delivery. However, she emphasized that such advancements introduce critical technical and regulatory considerations, from spectrum management and standards compliance to service authorization, quality assurance, and public safety. Her key message: engineering governance and regulation are not barriers to innovation, they are enablers of sustainable progress. Strong governance frameworks ensure reliability, safety, equitable access, and long-term national value. Because true digital transformation depends not only on deploying technology, but on responsible systems that safeguard the public interest while enabling innovation. #WED2026 #WorldEngineeringDay2026 #ForEngineeringExcellence