MEMNON
Our Team
Memnon is built on experienced Diasporas from around the world that have made Africa their home again. They have established themselves within each country's business community as respected business consultants, investors, and government administrators.
Memnon has been successful over the years by working as a team with its partners and offices in Canada, Dubai, Uganda, Tanzania, and Nigeria and continues to expand as the demand in the African market grows.
Services
Memnon excels at networking and understands business needs, problems, and objectives, which is why we can provide optimal solutions to eliminate unnecessary and redundant workloads.
Focusing on the clients' needs on both sides of the transaction Memnon analyses and approaches the most critical issues and opportunities with strategy, marketing, organization, operations, technology, transformation, cultural understanding, mergers & acquisitions and sustainability across numerous industries and geographies.
Above all we are known for our African Network and our proven multiplier effect by believing in optimizing the sum of the parts and not just individual pieces. Memnon sees the whole picture.
Initiated by Africa, powered by Africa, for Africa, for the greater Africa.
News & Publications
10-28-2025
"Tanzania’s US$420m synthetic fuel project to boost economy and exports by 2027
Tanzania is taking a major leap toward energy self-sufficiency and industrial transformation with the launch of a US$420 million synthetic fuel project, designed to turn the country into Africa’s next major exporter of jet fuel and clean energy products."
Our Expertise
11-22-2022
"Ministry, SGS ink agreement to jointly develop $50mln worth geochemistry laboratory
Addis Ababa, November 11, 2022 (FBC) – The Ministry of Mines & Petroleum and General Society of Surveillance (SGS) Group have signed an agreement to develop a mineral assessment and research laboratory..."
06-29-2019
"INTERVIEW: Cannabis Investor Speaks On How Uganda Has An Opportunity To Reap Big
As Uganda prepares the possibility of opening her economy to the cannabis market, the East African nation is not alone. Many African countries are recognizing the potential wealth of this cash crop and even though they may not advertise it, they are discussing and preparing to enter this new sector..."