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Bridges, freeways, interchanges and the infrastructure regions depend on. Flagship work includes the Mbudzi Interchange in Harare, the 85 Anderson Street development in Johannesburg, and the Eskom Kusile transloading facility.
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 UK Institution of Structural Engineers.
Over more than three decades, his work has spanned low and high rise buildings, bridges and major structural engineering. From humble beginnings, he built a practice that competes with the largest firms, on the strength of professional engineering done properly.
Today he founds and leads two companies, an international civil and structural engineering firm and a property development company, operating across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Rwanda, with ambitions reaching into the United States.
Excellence through professional engineering. Your wish is our command.
From the infrastructure a region runs on to the homes a community grows in. Built to the same brief: do it properly, make it last.
Bridges, freeways, interchanges and the infrastructure regions depend on. Flagship work includes the Mbudzi Interchange in Harare, the 85 Anderson Street development in Johannesburg, and the Eskom Kusile transloading facility.
Commercial and residential developments rooted in community, across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Rwanda. Places designed for people to live, work and belong, built to the standard of the engineering practice behind them.
Whether you are planning infrastructure, developing land, or looking for a partner who builds to last, the conversation starts here. Reach out, and let us see what is possible.
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