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Diaspora University Town (DUT) Project Director, Dan Kamau, Diaspora University lead founder, Prof. Philliph Mutisya, KCB Bank Voi Branch manager, Benson Mutie, and KCB Relations Manager, James Oloo had extensive talks on the DUT 20,000 jobs creation, 3,778 properties development, and 330 MSMEs plan. This plan will lead

Prof. Philliph Mutisya of Raleigh, NC, has started the work of Diaspora University at Diaspora University Town (DUT). His current goal is to have the first class join the university in September 2026. By then, all the requirements to kick off classes will be in place. This will be the

Dr. Wilson Endege, founder of Daktari Biotechnology Ltd and Chairman of Diaspora University Trust, held talks with Diaspora Scholars TV at Cambridge, MA, USA. The talks held in a series of 5 parts centered on the Medicine and Vaccine Plant, Diaspora University, and other investments began at Diaspora University Town

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

200 Diaspora Kenyans and Kenyans are opening KCB Bank accounts as they progress to develop the first 200 townhouses at Diaspora University Town (DUT). The developers use a Townhouse Investment and Development Agreement (THIDA) that creates a development system that the developer and Diaspora University Trust execute. https://dut.or.

Prof. Philliph Mutisya of Raleigh, NC, USA, the Diaspora University lead founder academic system, and Jackson Kimanzi, formerly of Worcester, MA, who is currently the Diaspora University Town (DUT) building materials MSME, met with the KCB Bank team of premium and diaspora banking. The KCB Bank team was led by

Prof. Mutisya is in Kenya, founding the Diaspora University as the lead founder of the academic system. He met Diaspora Kenyans from the U.S and Europe visiting Nairobi. The professor began his teaching career at the University of Amherst in Massachusetts, USA, while pursuing his Doctorate of Education. He