Dan Kamau

The Diaspora University Town (DUT) Ksh 25 billion, 3,500 townhouse development and finance plan is a property development plan in the DUT Master Development Plan (MDP). The plan will provide housing to Kenyans, as well as ensure their environmental, social, and economic rights, as outlined in the Constitution of

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

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

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 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

A Diaspora University Town (DUT) Townhouse developer is a person who will develop one of the 3,500 planned townhouses. The DUT Townhouse Developer system is on track to establish about 2,500 townhouse developers who will apply the DUT system to develop 3,500 townhouses and create new wealth

Diaspora University Town (DUT) will create 15,000 jobs. 2,000 jobs will be for Diaspora Kenyans returning to Kenya. The first job created of the DUT project, the job of Diaspora University Town – Project Director is taken up by Dan Kamau who is formerly from Worcester, MA. Dr. Wilson