He designs the structures regions depend on, and develops the places people call home, across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Rwanda.
Tendaivanhu Madzikanda earned a BSc (Honours) in Civil Engineering in 1990. He passed the Institution of Structural Engineers examination in 1994 and was admitted as a Chartered Engineer through the Institution of Engineers, Europe, in 1995.
He is a registered Professional Engineer with the Engineering Council of South Africa, and a corporate member of the United Kingdom Institution of Structural Engineers. His career spans low and high rise buildings, bridges and major structural engineering work across more than thirty years.
Today he leads two companies: an international civil and structural engineering firm, and a property development business. He operates across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Rwanda, with ambitions reaching into the United States.
An international civil and structural engineering firm delivering bridges, freeways, interchanges and infrastructure that move regions forward. Flagship work includes the Mbudzi Interchange in Harare, the 85 Anderson Street development in Johannesburg, and the Eskom Kusile transloading facility.
A property development company building commercial and residential places rooted in community. Tangenhamo develops the homes and spaces people return to, across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Rwanda.
For engineering, development, investment or partnership, reach out. Serious enquiries from across Africa and beyond are welcome.
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