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The EBK warned that engineers found to have breached professional standards, licensing requirements or their obligations would face regulatory action in accordance with the law.
The dispute follows a September 14 letter from JKUAT stating that Barasa was not a student at the institution and that a certificate attributed to him for a Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering was not genuine. The matter has renewed scrutiny of the MP’s academic history
The Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK) wants the government to restore funding for the regulator, saying EBK needs enough resources to carry out inspections and ensure that engineering rules are followed.