Jobs

Diaspora Kenyans are a result of jobs created abroad. Diaspora University Town (DUT) is a job-creation project. The project is on track to achieve 20,000 new jobs. 2,000 jobs are reserved for Diaspora Kenyans who wish to return to Kenya.  Just as jobs created abroad feed, clothe, house,

An article in the East African titled, “US places 15 Kenyans on high profile deportation list,” reads, “A statement from ICE shows that as of November 24, 2024, there were 1,445,549 non-citizens of various countries across the world. Among them, 1,282 Kenyans residing in the US are

You brought your child to the World. For 18 years, you fed and clothed your child to become an adult. Your child has studied for their career. It is time to give your child a job and a house for their next stage of life at Diaspora University Town (DUT)

My job at Diaspora University Town (DUT) is as an MSMEs and Property Manager. Every day, I oversee the opening of files for those looking to start a business or organization at DUT and allocate plots for those who would like to construct a building in one of the 140

Kenyans are invited to join Diaspora University Town (DUT) and create a job for their loved one using the DUT Jobs Creation, Houses Development, and GDP growth system. One of the challenges in Kenya is providing jobs for children as they become adults and complete school and college. The DUT

Young Diaspora Kenyans are answering the call to create jobs for young Kenyans in Kenya by becoming Diaspora University Town (DUT) townhouse developers. Currently, DUT is establishing the list of the first 200 townhouse developers who will develop the first 200 townhouses at DUT using the DUT THIDA system. About

Over one million Kenyans, every year, finish high schools, colleges and universities. Their parents and the government’s already in place are required to have jobs ready for them so they can progress to work, build the country and start families. Diaspora University Town (DUT) jobs creation plan is for