DUT

Diaspora University is giving Scholars an opportunity to be part of founding Diaspora University being founded at the Diaspora University Town in Taita Taveta County. Diaspora University is founded anchored on the right in Article 33 of the Constitution of Kenya that states, "(1) Every person has the right

Dr. Lawrian Mseri of Voi, Taita Taveta, has started founding the Diaspora University Department of Psychology. In this role, he will write the detailed departmental plan, which includes the vision, mission, degree programs, courses, departmental building plan, equipment, faculty, staff, Diaspora University Town (DUT) integration plan, projects, research, collaborations, and

Dr. Pascal Mwambi of Lushangonyi, Wundanyi, Taita Taveta, and Amref International University in Nairobi became a founder of Diaspora University and Diaspora University Town (DUT) with the signing of the DUT Townhouse Investment and Development Agreement (THIDA). He is today a developer of two of the planned 3,500 townhouses

The signboard of Diaspora University Town (DUT) along the Voi – Taveta highway reads, “Project by Ndara B Community, Diaspora Kenyans and Partners.” Anyone can become a partner in the project's development through various opportunities. The project is giving people the opportunity to become founders. We will work together

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

Frank Mutura graduated with an economics degree from the University of Nairobi, then known as University College Nairobi, a constituent college of the University of East Africa. For over 60 years, Frank contributed to the development of Kenya and the USA. In the next 5 years, to his 90th birthday,

When Kenyans enacted the Constitution of Kenya 2010, they gave themselves and their children the rights, “43. (1) Every person has the right— (f) to education. 53. (1) Every child has the right— (b) to free and compulsory basic education.” The right to education can begin as early as age