Africa-Press – Eswatini. In a country steadily working toward first-world status, infrastructure development is not just a national goal, it’s a golden opportunity. Seizing this momentum is MaSisonkhe Investments, a construction company born from vision, passion, and the drive to be part of Eswatini’s transformation.
Founded by Magagula Lwazi Siphiwo in collaboration with the Sisonkhe Stockvel Group, the company represents a blend of vision, unity, and strategic thinking with its name, “MaSisonkhe,” reflecting both founders.
MaSisonkhe Investments was formed in response to a growing need for quality infrastructure in the country. The founders believe that for Eswatini to reach first-world status, significant investment in infrastructure is essential, and this, they say, creates lasting opportunities in the construction industry. “In construction, you will never go wrong. Jobs, tenders, and development projects are always available,” Magagula states.
The company offers a wide range of services, including building, designs, supply materials and general maintenance. Backed by a team with solid industry experience, they pride themselves on delivering high-quality work, guided by values such as reliability, customer care, timeliness, and integrity.
Their mission is to become the industry’s leading one-stop shop, supplying construction services, materials, and products under one roof. According to the team, their love for the industry, supported by formal qualifications and a deep understanding of market behaviour, is what drives their growing success.
Looking ahead, MaSisonkhe plans to expand its operations by acquiring its own construction tools, machinery, and production plant. The long-term goal is to be fully operational across all three of its main sectors: block yard, hardware, and construction. The company also envisions becoming a technically advanced player, capable of competing at the highest levels both locally and regionally.
However, the road has not been without its challenges. The company faces common hurdles such as poor sales, limited capital, scarcity of experienced staff, and production constraints. Despite this, the directors remain optimistic and focused. “The demand for shelter will always exist. Our role is to be ready and well-positioned to meet that demand,” said Magagula.
The company has since evolved into a fully registered entity with six directors holding equal shares. These include Mr Wandile Shabangu as Chairperson, Miss Sithandazile Dube as Vice Chairperson, Mr Malindzisa Bayanda as Treasurer, Miss Phumzile Hlatshwayo as Secretary General, Mr Magagula Lwazi as General Manager, and Miss Simanga Mahazule as a Member. Each director contributes to the strategic direction and operational success of the business.
For more information about their work, follow MaSisonkhe Investments ‘Proprietary’ Limited on Facebook or contact them at 7889 9416 / 7941 7099.
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