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From Roads to Skylines, Building for a Growing Ethiopia
Forbes Africa
|October - November 2025
Focused on Ethiopia's core development needs, Sunshine Investment Group delivers major road networks, high-rise housing, and internationally branded hotels, while employing over 6,000 people across its operations.
Samuel Tafesse, one of Ethiopia's self-made millionaires, knew the weight of struggle long before he knew the taste of success.
From working as a parking attendant to selling goods on the street, his early jobs weren't the kind that turned heads. Today, his name carries a far different association, including self-made millionaire, visionary entrepreneur, and President of Sunshine Investment Group, one of Ethiopia's most dynamic business empires. A self-taught contractor, Tafesse established Sunshine Construction in 1984 with a capital of only US$13 to his name. His business group now employs over 6,000 people and has a positive impact on tens of thousands more.
Over nearly four decades, Sunshine Construction, a subsidiary of Sunshine Investment Group, has delivered thousands of kilometers of road projects connecting rural communities to economic opportunities. "We're currently overseeing over 200 kilometers of road projects, and we plan to take on additional major road developments," says Tafesse.
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