Dr. Wilson Endege Daktari Biotechnology Medicines & Vaccines Angel Investor Invitation
Dear Diaspora Kenyans and fellow Kenyans, my name is Dr. Wilson Endege. I am a Kenyan-born Diaspora biotech professional residing in the U.S., with thirty years of experience in the pharmaceutical sector. My career includes academic positions at Harvard University and significant roles within the pharmaceutical industry at Chiron
Diaspora Kenyans Becoming Angel Investors
An angel investor is an individual who provides capital to a business for share capital ownership with the goal of making a return. There are about 400,000 angel investors in the U.S. who invest about $30 billion in startups every year. Diaspora Kenyans are starting the founder angel
How Diaspora Kenyans Will Create Trillions of New Wealth in Kenya.
Twenty-five (25) U.S. banks are reported to have assets totaling $21.1 trillion. In comparison, all Kenyan banks were reported in 2023 to have assets of approximately $70 billion. My name is Dan Kamau, the Executive Trustee of Diaspora University and the Project Director of Diaspora University Town. During
Diaspora Kenyans Ksh 25 Billion DUT 3,500 Townhouse Development Plan
Diaspora Kenyans are on track to build 3,500 townhouses at the Diaspora University Town (DUT). The current goal is for all the houses to be completed before 2030. The development budget is Ksh 25 billion. The budget will build 3,500 townhouses, 60 km of roads, bridges, and infrastructure
Why are the Total Assets of 5 Canadian Banks at $6 Trillion, while all Kenyan Banks are at $70 Billion?
Canada's top 5 banks in assets are reported as follows: Royal Bank of Canada, $1.7 trillion; Toronto-Dominion Bank, $1.5 trillion; Bank of Nova Scotia, $1.2 trillion; Bank of Montreal, $976 billion; Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, $763 billion. The total assets: of the 5 banks, $6 trillion.
Diaspora University Town Jobs Creation Plan.
Over one million Kenyans, every year, finish high schools, colleges and universities. Their parents and the government’s already in place are required to have jobs ready for them so they can progress to work, build the country and start families. Diaspora University Town (DUT) jobs creation plan is for
DUT Developers Assess DUT Progress at DUT
Agnes Githinji of Peterson, NJ, along with her family members George Warao, Bridget Warao, Beatrice Wakonyo, and Antony Maina, visited the Diaspora University Town (DUT) to assess the progress of DUT. The visit provided the DUT Townhouse Developers with a firsthand look at the developments and the job creation approach