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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,

During the DUT Saturday weekly zoom meeting that presented the current status of Diaspora University, Susan Mutua of Florida proposed the starting of the Diaspora University School of Nursing. Currently the Diaspora University plan is for opening three schools: School of Engineering, School of Business and the School of Arts,

“Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not," Robert Kennedy, brother of John F Kennedy the 35th President of the U.S, is quoted saying as he rallied his fellow U.S citizens to develop their country. George

Diaspora Kenyans like the Diaspora University Town (DUT) Townhouse Developer (THD) system that is established by a Townhouse Investment and Development Agreement (THIDA). The system is currently developing 3,500 townhouses at the Diaspora University Town at a budget of Ksh 24.5 billion. The THD system enables one to

During a Diaspora University Town (DUT) meeting at the end of February WPI School Dean Emeritus Prof. Michael Ginzberg challenged the Diaspora Kenyans and informed them that during the founding of WPI in 1865 more than 225 Worcester citizens and workers at 20 of the city’s factories and machine

“Join DUT,' is the buzz in US, UK, Europe and other parts of the Diaspora. The buzz started after WPI Dean of Business School Emeritus, Prof. Michael Ginzberg, said, “Since 2015, Diaspora Kenyans have remitted over $25 billion, 60% coming from the U.S. If 2,000 Diaspora Kenyans