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Benjamin Mwandaa the Diaspora University Trust Vice Chairman is touring Nairobi to invite Kenyans to join Diaspora University Town and create jobs. His goal is to talk to as many people as possible in Kenya's capital city, as DUT seeks about 1,600 Kenyans from the 1 million

Diaspora University Town (DUT) is inviting about 1,000 of the one million government employees to participate in a wealth-creation opportunity through the DUT system and tailored banking products. The DUT system was inspired by sustainable infrastructure and settlement development models in the U.S. The goal of the system

Former Wundanyi MP, Hon. Thomas Mwandeghu paid a visit to Diaspora University Town (DUT). He was welcomed by Ronald Mwangombe of Ndara B Community and Dan Kamau, the DUT Project Director. The DUT team was happy to host Hon. Mwandeghu, whose profession is finance. During the visit, the talks centered

Diaspora University is giving Scholars an opportunity to be part of founding Diaspora University being founded at the Diaspora University Town in Taita Taveta County. Diaspora University is founded anchored on the right in Article 33 of the Constitution of Kenya that states, "(1) Every person has the right

In the Kenya Government Budget 2026/2027, about Ksh 1.2 trillion is for paying one million government employees. The employees include approximately 400,000 teachers, 200,000 healthcare professionals, and 100,000 police officers among others.  Government employees today  have an opportunity to create jobs for others using the

The Family bank Diaspora Banking division headed by Jennifer Chege is looking to connect Diaspora Kenyans  with finance available in the Kenyan market. They have various events scheduled in the U.S.: Austin, TX July 9th & 10th; Dallas, TX July 4th to 13th; Boston, MA July 16th to 18th;

Residents of Taita Taveta are joining the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project as townhouse developers to become founders a level 5/6 University Medical Hospital. The hospital will have over 2,000 jobs and 30 medical services. Ronald Mwangombe of Ndara B Community talking about the hospital said, “One of