DUT

Dan Kamau the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project director and Diaspora University Trust executive trustee lived in Worcester, MA before returning back to Kenya to start the DUT project. He says that as the DUT project progresses and develops a town, university, hospital, and diverse MSMEs are open in town,

Dan Kamau right at WPI during a Diaspora University meeting. From Left Dr. Wilson Endege DUT Chairman, Prof. Ginberg (former Dean of WPI Business School) currently a Diaspora University consultant, Prof. Mutisya DU 50 Scholars lead founder and Prof. Sobovejo the provost of WPI. Dan Kamau the Diaspora University

Dan Kamau the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project director and Diaspora University Trust executive trustee answered questions on the Diaspora University Town project and the Ksh 100 billion new wealth that will be created at DUT. Dan Kamau (Far Left) with Diaspora Kenyans in Seattle, WA region as they progressed

On  21st July 2023, the Diaspora University Town Workshop, was held at the DUT site. Over 200 persons attended. The primary goal of the workshop was to update on the project and talk of the plan implemented. Those attending the workshop toured the DUT site before the start of the

Prof. Philliph Mutisya, one of the esteemed co-founders of Diaspora University Town, paid a visit to the site in Voi, Kenya. Prof. Mutisya was accompained by Teiji Kimball of the U.S who is visiting Kenya and looking for investment opportunities. A Beacon of Educational Excellence Prof. Mutisya's academic journey

To eradicate slums in Kenya, millions of housing units will need to be built to meet both the deficit and the population growth demand. Diaspora University Town (DUT) that traces its origin from the desire by Diaspora Kenyans to eradicate slums, is progressing to play a role in eradicating slums.

Prof. Rose Sau Lugano of Florida, U.S, who is one of the founders of the Diaspora University and is a native of Msau, Taita Taveta led a team to meet H.E Governor Andrew Mwadime at the Governors offices at Mwatate, Taita Taveta County. The professor was accompanied by