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Nelson Mwende & Ndara B Members Open Ndara B Research Farm
Nelson Mwende, an Ndara B Community member, is spearheading the establishment of a research farm at Ndara B Community land. The farm occupies approximately 5 acres. The goal is to develop diverse crop and animal plans using research-based farming methods that can be applied to farming on 4,000 acres
Kenyans Join the DUT 20,000 Jobs & Ksh 200 Billion Wealth Creation 2026-2030 Plan.
Dan Kamau, the Diaspora University Town (DUT) project director, has kicked off the DUT 20,000 jobs and Ksh 200 billion wealth-creation plan for 2026 – 2030. During a Saturday Zoom meeting, he said that DUT had 50 jobs at the close of 2025 and had created Ksh 10 billion in
Diaspora University Town Founders Pleased that the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway Development is Back on Track.
An article in the Business Daily newspaper titled, “Fresh chance for US firm in Mombasa Expressway deal,” reads, “The American investors behind the Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway have been sent back to the drawing board where they are expected to prepare a fresh Project Development Report (PDR) to demonstrate the bankability of
Ann Kiarie of Seattle, WA, Founding DUT Clothing MSME
Ann Kiarie of Seattle, WA, is founding the Diaspora University Town (DUT) clothing MSME. The clothing wear plan is integrated into the DUT plan. The starting plan involves an investment of approximately $480,000 (Ksh 60 million). The amount will be used to build the Clothing MSME facilities at DUT,
Supplies, Contractors & MSME Owners Visit DUT
The Diaspora University Town (DUT) sign board at the Voi - Taveta roadside reads, “By Diaspora Kenyans, Ndara B Community & Partners.” Dan Kamau, the DUT Project Director, presented the project partnership opportunities to Comply Industries, a producer and supplier of timber products; Bamburi Cement; Sicaa Construction Company; and owners
Voi Residents Join DUT
Voi residents are joining Diaspora University Town (DUT). Dan Kamau, the DUT Project Director, when urging Voi residents to join, is saying, “One of the reasons I’m in Voi today is because in 1865, 230 citizens of Worcester, MA, joined in founding WPI University that today has an annual
Equity Bank Voi Dinner & Personal Loans for Job Creation
Equity Bank SMEs dinner was held in Voi, Taita Taveta County. Diaspora University Town (DUT) Project Director Dan Kamau, Diaspora University lead founder Prof. Phillip Mutisya, Ronald Mwang’ombe of Ndara B Community, and DUT Building Materials, among others, attended. The host, Moses Nyabanda, the Managing Director of Equity Bank,