Jobs

Governor Andrew Mwadime of Taita Taita County led a jobs creation meeting that talked on Taita Taveta County and Diaspora partnerships. Dr. Patrick Shompole of Pullman, WA and Dan Kamau formerly of Worcester, MA represented the Diaspora Kenyans. In attendance were Taita Taveta leaders and professionals from regulatory bodies; Ndara

A job is the organised work that each person does to meet their needs. A country's jobs market is calculated based on the number of persons aged 18 years to 65 years who can work. Today Kenya is estimated to have a population of about 52 million. 50% or about

Kenya continues to have low jobs creation rates. This low rate of jobs creation leads to Kenyans looking for jobs in other countries that have created more jobs than the demanded jobs by the population entering the jobs market. The Kenya Diaspora community is a result of low jobs creation

Taita Taveta County Governor Andrew Mwadime and the Diaspora University Town (DUT) team led by Bishop Donald Mwawasi – a native of Taita Taveta County who currently resides at Atlanta, GA, USA – met with the governor and talked about the 20,000 jobs creation at DUT in Taita Taveta. The Governor

Preparations for the manufacturing of one of the Diaspora University Town (DUT) building materials, the interlocking block have started. The interlocking block is one of the latest advancements in wall construction. Ndara B Community through the Ndara B Co. will manufacture 10 million interlocking blocks using 20 Machines provided by

If Kenya youth cast their vote for the right person, they will create jobs for themselves and they will build the Kenya they shall live in says Ronald Mwagombe. He adds, “Kenya youth will elect the President who shall create jobs for them. The president who shall ensure they have

Diaspora Kenyans and Ndara B Community through Ndara B Co. are creating a building materials manufacturing area. Through investments in machines and application of natural materials, over 20 building products will be manufactured in this area. The manufactured products will supply the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project and other projects.