Meet Shazmeer Jiwan, Whose Success Touches The Skyline & Sea Of Kenya

 Shazmeer was born in Mombasa and completed his studies there. Who knew he would make it so big one today. Today, Shazmeer Jiwan is the topmost richest businessman in Mombasa, Kenya. Success was not easy for him. He worked hard and made his way to success. That is why he is the wealthiest and most successful businessman in Kenya.

Shazmeer Jiwan has over 20 years of business experience in shipping, logistics, and luxury residential developments. The Kenyan economy has been blasting because it’s an important area for worldwide exchanging and docking, and Shazmeer made the best use of it with his African Marine company. 

With its competitive rates and designing power, the African Marine and General Engineering Company (AMGECO) has procured public and global acknowledgment. The organization also has contributed a lot to upgrading Mombasa’s port as a ship’s maintenance community.



Shazmeer Jiwan used his expertise to figure out how to run practical activities with quality, and development, with unmatched ability.

On the other hand, Shazmeer’s real-estate business is also booming. His luxury Sheheena Marina Residential Apartments is a significant tourist attraction. It is a 23-story high pinnacle with elite 42 4-room sumptuous lofts. A group of experienced and famous interior designers plans each loft to the table for the top-tier offices. Its focal area permits you to exploit every one of the accessible offices close by regions.

Sheheena Marina permits you to encounter high-end luxury with easy access to necessities like the grocery store, the Commercial Bank, and little restaurants and cafés. The innovative offices inside the premises guarantee 24x7wellbeing as you experience the excellent viewpoints from your balcony. 



It will not be wrong to say that Shazmeer Jiwan has played a curial role in improving society. He has a huge role in the development of Kenya’s economy. 

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