DUT

Dear Diaspora Kenyan and Friend, Over the years, Diaspora Kenyans have come together, created and progressed what is today the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project. The project is ongoing in Taita Taveta County, Kenya. We are developing a university with WPI University in Worcester of the state of Massachusetts in

“The DUT Town House Investment and Development Agreement (THIDA) system is today progressing the development of townhouses at the Diaspora University Town (DUT) Site,” says Dan Kamau the Executive Trustee and Project Director of the DUT project.

Dan Kamau the Diaspora University Town (DUT) Executive Trustee and Project Director says that the DUT Master Development Plan is a Kshs 130 billion budget. He says the biggest budget is the Town House development at Kshs 48 billion.

The Diaspora University Town sign on the Voi – Taveta – Arusha (A23) road reads, “Development approved in accordance with Kenya Constitution 185 (4) to advance Kenya Constitution 43 rights (Housing, healthcare, education…) through jobs creation and university town development.”

“Harvard University has an endowment valued at $45 billion! Duke University has an endowment valued at $12 billion! WPI has an endowment valued at $500 million!” says Dan Kamau, the Executive Trustee and Project Director as he explains how the Kshs 20 billion Diaspora University endowment plan.

“The biggest capital input budget into the Diaspora University Town (DUT) will be the townhouse’s development budget,” says Dan Kamau, DUT Executive Trustee and Director when speaking to Diaspora Kenyans and Kenyans during a zoom meeting.

Ndara B Community members made a tour to Kajiado County to the Kajiado Marble Quarry (KMQ) town. They were able to learn about mining of limestone. Ndara B Community land has vast deposits of limestone that the community is looking forward to mine.