"Let’s remit about $50 million (1%) of the projected $4 billion remittances to DUT and grow our wealth,” said Dr. Wilson Endege of Boston, MA, USA during Diaspora University Town (DUT) Saturday Zoom meeting. Diaspora Kenyans who have progressed and invested in the DUT project were happy to hear

Diaspora Kenyans, Ndara B Community and partners are one track to open the Diaspora University in 2024 as they progress the university town development concept. The Diaspora University and Diaspora University Town plans adopt the university town concept that has created over 1000 university/college towns/cities in the U.

The 2024 Plan to open Diaspora University is an ongoing development plan advanced by Diaspora Kenyans, Ndara B Community, WPI scholars and Taita Taveta Government. The 2024 plan will achieve buildings and infrastructure development in about 300 acres. The plan will further bring the WPI system and scholars. Students will

Dr. Wilson Endege is inviting Diaspora Kenyans and Kenyans to be shareholders of the Daktari Biotechnology Ltd. Company. Through a plan arranged in collaboration with Diaspora University Trust and DUT Credit Ltd he says a Diaspora Kenyan can invest about $29, €26, £23, 4,449 a month become a shareholder

I was recently asked, “Can Diaspora Kenyans develop Diaspora University Town (DUT) Information Communication and Technology (ICT)?” I answered, "Yes." My name is Dan Kamau, the Diaspora University Trust Executive Trustee and the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project director. I lived in the Diaspora, in the city of Worcester, MA,

Diaspora Kenyan Scientists, Dr. Wilson Endege of Boston, MA; Dr. Benson Edagwa of Omaha, NE; Dr. Patrick Shompole of Pullman, WA; and Dr. Bernard Ayanga of Houston, TX are leading Diaspora Kenyans in achieving the Daktari Biotechnology Ltd. Medicines and Vaccines production plant in Kenya. The plant is designed by

As 2023 comes to a close, Diaspora University opening plans are progressing to have 300 Diaspora Kenyans to return to Kenya in 2024. The 300 Diaspora Kenyans will in 2024 work part-time or full time in Kenya. They will put in at least 400 professional hours each and collectively about