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Lucy Malemba of Ndara B Community is traversing Voi and Mwatate asking teachers, government employees, the Voi business community and residents of Taita Taveta to be part of bring ing Ksh 25 billion to the county. The money will come from the  Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company (KMRC) through the Diaspora

Constitution of Kenya article 43 reads, (1) Every person has the right—  (c) to be free from hunger, and to have adequate food of acceptable quality.” Yusuf Mohamed , the founder of Kilimo Net, Joan of the African Institute of Capacity Development (AICAD) located at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and

Rosinah Kitatu, the Director of St Jude School in Voi, visited the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project in 2025. She would understand the DUT project, which is focused on advancing university education, creating jobs, developing housing, and boosting GDP growth. Today, she is rallying Voi and Taita Taveta residents to

As Frank Mutura stepped out of the gate of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) Voi Station, I was energized as I looked at the 86-year-old Diaspora University Town (DUT) founder. As I welcomed him to Voi, I was taken back to the time the late Prof. Raphael Njoroge and I

Diaspora University Town (DUT) is one of the 6 major urban settlement development projects in Kenya. The others are Konza in Machakos County, Northlands City in Kiambu County, Tatu City in Kiambu County, Mwale Medical & Technology City in Kakamega County, and Vipingo in Kilifi County. DUT is progressing with

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