Nelson Mwende & Ndara B Members Open Ndara B Research Farm
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
Diaspora University Town & St Jude Educational Centre Education Partnership Plan
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
Tapping KCB Bank Financing Through Jobs at Diaspora University Town
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,
Kenyans Join the DUT 20,000 Jobs & Ksh 200 Billion Wealth Creation 2026-2030 Plan.
Dan Kamau, the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project director, has kicked off the DUT 20,000 jobs and Ksh 200 billion wealth-creation plan for 2026 – 2030. During a Saturday Zoom meeting, he said that DUT had 50 jobs at the close of 2025 and had created Ksh 10 billion in
Kanunga High Alumni Diaspora University Founder Plan
Roy Muli Musyoka has started the Kanunga High Alumni Diaspora University Founder Plan. The plan aims to engage Kanunga High alumni in the founding of Diaspora University and Diaspora University Town. Roy says, “Kanunga Alumni should be in the list of Diaspora University founders and be part of the project
Diaspora University Town Founders Pleased that the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway Development is Back on Track.
An article in the Business Daily newspaper titled, “Fresh chance for US firm in Mombasa Expressway deal,” reads, “The American investors behind the Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway have been sent back to the drawing board where they are expected to prepare a fresh Project Development Report (PDR) to demonstrate the bankability of
2,000 Jobs for Diaspora Kenyans at Diaspora University Town
Diaspora Kenyans are a result of jobs created abroad. Diaspora University Town (DUT) is a job-creation project. The project is on track to achieve 20,000 new jobs. 2,000 jobs are reserved for Diaspora Kenyans who wish to return to Kenya. Just as jobs created abroad feed, clothe, house,