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Gen Z ask Diaspora Kenyans to Create Jobs for Generation Z

Generation z are persons born from 1997 to 2012. In 2024 they are persons aged 12 years to 27 years. There are approximately 9 million Gen Z in Kenya. These Gen Z are asking Diaspora Kenyans to create jobs for
Medicine

Mpox Outbreak. Let's Build Medicine & Vaccine Plant

The Democratic Republic of Congo has an outbreak of Mpox that could spread to neighboring countries. The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has declared a public health emergency

Diaspora Kenyans Join Dr. Endege in Medicines & Vaccines Production

Diaspora Kenyans continue to join Dr. Endege in the effort to open a medicine and vaccines plant at Diaspora University Town in Kenya. In 2020 after COVID outbreak, Diaspora Kenyans

Mbithi of California, USA Testimony on Why Diaspora Kenyans should join Daktari & DUT.

Sincerity and honesty are virtues. My name is Mbithi Muthini of San Francisco, CA. I finally joined the DUT effort with a selfish thought that it provided a good opportunity

Diaspora Kenyans to Build & Equip Medicine & Vaccine Plant

Dr. Wilson Endege of Boston, MA is leading the founding of Daktari Biotechnology Ltd. The scientist who worked at Harvard University and the pharmaceutical industry in Cambridge, MA during the
Investment

Eva Iringo DUT Clothing MSME of Dress to Express

“In life, three basic needs are fundamental: food, shelter, and clothing,” said Eva Iringo as she presented the DUT clothing MSME of Dress to impress. She said the Food Industry,

Gen Z Faith Mwachala Presents DUT MSMEs at DUT Workshop.

“I’m a Gen Z. Let’s create jobs for generation Z,” said Faith Mwachala at the Diaspora University Town (DUT) workshop held at DUT site as she presented the

Ronald Mwangombe Presents DUT Materials MSME & Ndara 15 MSMEs at DUT Workshop

At the Diaspora University Town (DUT) workshop held at the DUT site, Ronald Mwangombe presented the DUT Materials and Ndara B 15 MSMEs that will produce over 50 building materials

Dallas Diaspora Kenyans Visit DUT

Joel Michoki and his wife Veronica who are founders of the Diaspora University Town (DUT) paid a courtesy call at the DUT site. The couple are Diaspora Kenyans of the
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