Finance

Prof. Philliph Mutisya of Raleigh, NC, USA, the Diaspora University lead founder academic system, and Jackson Kimanzi, formerly of Worcester, MA, who is currently the Diaspora University Town (DUT) building materials MSME, met with the KCB Bank team of premium and diaspora banking. The KCB Bank team was led by

In 2018, the Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company (KMRC) was established as a non-deposit taking financial institution. The shareholders include the Government of Kenya, 20 financial institutions, the World Bank, and Shelter Africa. The KMRC mandate is to provide long-term funds to primary mortgage lenders (PMLs) to increase the availability of

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

Dan Kamau, the Project Director of Diaspora University Town (DUT), held talks on the DUT plan for university and town development at the KCB Bank MSMEs event in Voi. The event was attended by teams from KCB Bank's Nairobi, Mombasa, and Taita Taveta branches in Voi, Wundanyi, and Taveta. KCB

Prof. Philliph Mutisya of the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project and the Founding Professor of Diaspora University is in Nairobi looking for a Bank that can work with Diaspora Kenyans and Ndara B Community to achieve the Diaspora University Town. The banker/s who understands the Diaspora Kenyans resources and

Diaspora University Town (DUT) Property products and the Co-operative Bank finance products were discussed by: Bishop Donald Mwawasi of Atlanta, GA; Dorothy Mwawasi of Washington DC; Dan Kamau the DUT Project Director who is formerly of Worcester, MA; Faith Mwachala the DUT Property and MSMEs manager; and, Ruth Ngocho the

In the mid 2000’s, two approaches of investing Diaspora money to finance Kenya GDP growth were proposed: Infrastructure Bonds and Diaspora Bonds. By 2009 the Infrastructure Bonds were achieved. The Diaspora Bond that was based on tapping Diaspora Remittances was never achieved. Diaspora Kenyans have remitted $38 billion from