Investment

Equity Bank SMEs dinner was held in Voi, Taita Taveta County. Diaspora University Town (DUT) Project Director Dan Kamau, Diaspora University lead founder Prof. Phillip Mutisya, Ronald Mwang’ombe of Ndara B Community, and DUT Building Materials, among others, attended. The host, Moses Nyabanda, the Managing Director of Equity Bank,

Diaspora University Town (DUT) offers about 1,500 Kenyans the opportunity to create new wealth using the DUT system and bank loan products. Dan Kamau, the DUT Project Director, is inviting Kenyans to join DUT through the townhouse development system and apply the DUT system to grow their wealth. In

Townhouse developers stand to benefit from lucrative opportunities presented at DUT. The DUT townhouse development plan proves to be a fortune worth investing in, as economic analysis indicates that the returns accrued from each investment setup at DUT are significant. The proposed Diaspora University Town (DUT) is positioning itself as

During his visit to the site, Prof. John Githinji, a Diaspora University Town investor and townhouse developer, outlined the extensive benefits of integrating bee farming into the diaspora plan. Bee farming produces products that are known for their nutritional and economic value. DUT Plan www.dut.or.keHe identifies DUT–

At the Diaspora University Town (DUT) workshop held on 22nd August 2025, Faith Mwachala, the DUT MSMEs & Property department manager, expressed gratitude to Diaspora Kenyans, the Ndara B Community, Kenyans, and KCB Bank for their role in creating jobs for Generation Z. She noted that while two years ago

As I send out invitations to Diaspora Kenyans to join the Diaspora University Town (DUT) initiative, I find myself visiting the cities and towns they live in through Google Maps. I virtually visited Cambridge, MA—the home of Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Dr. Wilson Endege, the

Diaspora Kenyans' remittances in 2024 were $4.9 billion. The total amount remitted from 2004 to 2024 is $39 billion (about Ksh 5 trillion). If the Diaspora Kenyans had established the angel investment system in 2004, and $2 billion of the $39 billion invested in Micro Small & Medium Enterprises