An article in the Business Daily in Kenya reports that the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) projects remittances from the Kenyan diaspora will grow to KSh 676 billion. Dan Kamau, the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project director, wants about 0.5% (Ksh 3 billion of the 676 billion) remitted and

After graduating from Kanunga High School, Roy Muli Musyoka enrolled at Kenyatta University and subsequently entered Kenya's financial sector. In 2025, he would reconnect with a former Kanunga Alumnus, Dan Mbuthi Kamau, the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project director. He would later visit the DUT site.  Today, Roy is exploring

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the largest contributors to the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which has grown from $53 billion in 1933 to $30 trillion. This growth has also created more than 80% of jobs in the U.S. 300 MSMEs will be open at Diaspora

Diaspora University Town (DUT) has a Diaspora Kenyan relocation plan that enables any Diaspora Kenyan to apply to relocate to Kenya. The plan mirrors the factors that led Diaspora Kenyans to relocate to their current countries. The plan includes a job at the DUT project and housing. The plan requires

Nelson Mwende, an Ndara B Community member, is spearheading the establishment of a research farm at Ndara B Community land. The farm occupies approximately 5 acres. The goal is to develop diverse crop and animal plans using research-based farming methods that can be applied to farming on 4,000 acres

The Diaspora University Town (DUT) and St Jude Educational Centre, Voi, have entered into a transformative Education Partnership Plan. The plan aims to expand access to quality education, strengthen STEM learning, and advance constitutional rights for children of the Ndara B Community and the region. This long-term collaboration aligns education

KCB Bank visited Diaspora University Town (DUT) to open bank accounts for persons working in the DUT plan and the Ndara B Community MSMEs plans for building materials and farming businesses. Some of those who opened accounts said it was their first time. Dan Kamau, the DUT project director, said,