Diaspora Kenyans continue to join Dr. Endege in the effort to open a medicine and vaccines plant at Diaspora University Town in Kenya. In 2020 after COVID outbreak, Diaspora Kenyans would come up with a plan based on a newly built and equipped facility in Athi River by a company

Central Bank of Kenya reports show the Diaspora remittances growing to $1.2 billion in the months of January to March 2024 when compared to the January to March 2023 of $1 billion. The Diaspora Kenyans in the U.S.A continued to remit the most remitting $644 million that

Dr. Wilson Endege the founder of Daktari Biotechnology Ltd has launched an investment call into the company for Ksh 2 billion put in through 10,000 investments of Ksh 200,000 by end of April 2024. He is holding two meetings every Saturday and Sunday at 5 pm both East

Jackson Kimanzi formerly of Worcester, MA at the Diaspora University Town (DUT) is telling the Diaspora Kenyans to be part of the jobs creation and housing development opportunity in Kenya. The opportunity is currently estimated at Ksh 30 trillion through creation of over 25 million jobs by MSMEs and development

Two ideas that trace their origin around on the mind 2000's have progressed to become development plans. Konza City is a city development plan funded by the Kenyans through taxes for developing a city. Diaspora University Town (DUT) is a town development plan funded by Diaspora Kenyans, Ndara B Community

The Diaspora University Town (DUT) 3,500 Townhouses Development Plan is the biggest capital development plan of the DUT project. The 3,500 townhouses will be developed by about 2,000 Diaspora Kenyans and Kenyans who become developers of one to four units using the DUT Townhouse Investment and Development

Mzee Anderson Mwaumba was born in the Sagalla tribe, one of the tribes in Kenya that is settled in the hills and plains that are part of the Voi town, called the Sagalla Hills. In May 2016, Bishop Donald Mwawasi of Atlanta, GA would visit Kenya and meet with Ndara