DUT

Diaspora University Town (DUT) is a university town development project by the Diaspora Kenyans, Ndara B Community and partners. The project development is ongoing in Kenya. The project is a jobs creation, property development and MSMEs establishment project. Several Diaspora Kenyans are working at DUT in Kenya progressing the project.

As of 2024, about 10% of the world population aged 22 years and above have received university education. The U.S has achieved about 40 percent. This achievement has grown the U.S GDP to $28 trillion and created millions of jobs. To develop Kenya and grow Kenya GDP; Diaspora

Diaspora Kenyans thinking about relocation back to Kenya can do so through the Diaspora University Town (DUT) 15,000 jobs creation plan. Diaspora Kenyans are in the countries abroad they live in because of the jobs created. DUT creates jobs that will enable the Diaspora Kenyan return to Kenya. The

The 50 States in the U.S are classified as developed for each family can get water. Over 350 million persons in the U.S at any given day get a clean water supply of about 50 gallons per day (200 liters) per person. The water applied in toilets, showers,

Prof. Philliph Mutisya has over 30 year’s university experience. During an event held at the Diaspora University Town in Kenya, he started the founding of the Diaspora university academic plan. The professor will in the next one year oversee the preparation of the requirements by the Commission of University

Prof. Philliph Mutisya of Raleigh, NC continues to advance the opening of Diaspora University. During the Diaspora University Town workshop he together with the trustees of Diaspora University Trust talked of the goal of having the first class in the university, September 2025. Prof. Mutisya when presenting the Diaspora University

The DUT workshop of 23rd August 2024 is for advancing Diaspora University Town (DUT) development. DUT development is planned based on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) approach with a goal of meeting the Kenyans constitution rights 42, 43 and 53. These rights include: Healthcare, Housing, Food, Clean Water, Social Security, Education,