When the Diaspora University Town project of 20,000 jobs creation came to Taita Taveta, Joshua Mwadeghu could not understand why some Members of County Assembly (MCAs) were on radio talking negatively. Then a student at Coast Institute of Technology (CIT), he and fellow students were talking and studying hard

The 20,000 jobs creation Diaspora University Town (DUT) project is the best investment in Kenya. DUT investment in job creation incorporates investment in the plans, systems and property that lead to persons working to produce goods and services to sustain the workers, other people and the environment. Jobs at

In the 1960s Diaspora Koreans took manufacturing companies to South Korea. Today South Korea's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is $1.6 trillion. In the 1980s the Diaspora Chinese took manufacturing to China. Today the GDP of China has grown to $15 trillion. Diaspora Kenyans founding and developing Diaspora University Town

For Kenyans to meet their economic, social and environmental rights they created the money resource through the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK). Today millions of Kenyans are not meeting their constitutional rights of food, housing, healthcare, clean environment and others. Money resource established in accordance with Kenya Constitution 231 is

Preparations for the manufacturing of one of the Diaspora University Town (DUT) building materials, the interlocking block have started. The interlocking block is one of the latest advancements in wall construction. Ndara B Community through the Ndara B Co. will manufacture 10 million interlocking blocks using 20 Machines provided by

Diaspora University Town (DUT) is for making five (5) resources productive. The five resources once applied together will produce 10,000 jobs at DUT, a town of 15,000 residents, Diaspora university with 5,000 students, 3700 properties and about 300 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) at DUT. The

The U.S International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) in its website writes, “We're financing solutions to the most critical challenges facing the developing world today. We offer direct loans and guaranties of up to $1 billion for tenors as long as 25 years, with specific programs targeting small and medium