Medicine

Daktari Biotechnology Ltd, a company specializing in medicines and vaccines, is one of the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) located at the Diaspora University Town (DUT). Dr. Wilson Endege and other scientists founded the company. Diaspora Kenyans and Kenyans have launched the Founder Angel Investment initiative, aiming to raise

A recent media story reported an investment of $1,200 that grew to $288,000 over 30 years, which is a 240-fold increase. Angel investment refers to the provision of capital to entrepreneurs to advance the quality of life, while also generating a return on the capital. Daktari Biotechnology Ltd

Global health leaders and representatives from African nations convened to address one of the most urgent health security challenges facing the continent: Africa’s continued over-reliance on foreign aid for essential medicines. The consensus was clear and resounding — for Africa to secure its health future, it must commit to building

About 50% of Diaspora Kenyans in the U.S., U.K., Europe, and other parts of the world work in the healthcare sector. Many are nurses who administer medicine. Dr. Wilson Endege of Boston, MA, welcomes Diaspora Kenyan nurses to become Daktari Biotechnology Ltd angel investors and contribute to producing

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

In the face of growing global uncertainties and shifting geopolitical dynamics, Africa’s healthcare systems stand at critical crossroads. The recent freeze on foreign funding, triggered by executive orders from the U.S, has exposed the continent’s over-reliance on external support for essential medical services. This should serve as

The Diaspora University Medical Hospital Level 5/6 is for meeting the medical and healthcare needs of Diaspora University students, Diaspora University Town (DUT) residents, Kenyans and visitors to Kenya. About 50% of Diaspora Kenyans living in developed countries work in the healthcare sector. Many work in the different departments