Edward Wambui of Charlotte, NC paid a visit to Diaspora University Town (DUT). He was so excited and said, “I’ve all the machines ready for opening a metal products MSME. This is what I do in the U.S. This is what I have done in the last 27

At the age of 17 years, Robert Goddard would climb a tree. He would look to the sky and imagine making a device that can go to Mars. He is quoted saying, “I was a different boy when I descended from the tree from when I ascended. Existence at last

My name is Dan Kamau. I lived in Worcester, MA, U.S. I wrote the book, “Gambling with Destiny.” I started the Diaspora Kenya's online and print magazine, “Jamhuri Magazine.” I joined the WPI U.S – Africa Business Conference organizing committee. I established the Master Development Plan for university and

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 for my dream of retiring in Kenya in a planned community with amenities similar to what I experience in the

Diaspora Kenyans reviewed the WPI Business School Dean Emeritus Prof. Michael Ginzberg zoom meeting message during their Saturday zoom meeting. Speaker after speaker noted that the key message of growing to 2000 Diaspora Kenyans is achievable. In conclusion the message to the professor is: “Dean, we can get to 2000

WPI Business School Dean Emeritus, Prof. Michael Ginzberg PhD, during a Zoom meeting, asked Diaspora Kenyans to get on board in the Diaspora University founding. Diaspora University is the main project of Diaspora University Town (DUT). The professor who has taught in over 10 universities in the U.S and

Diaspora University Town (DUT) will help over 3,000 Diaspora Kenyans relocate back to Kenya. The project of developing a university and a town was started by Diaspora Kenyans in Worcester, MA USA, is currently progressing in Taita Taveta County. Dan Kamau, the project director, is a former Diaspora Kenyan.