Dan Kamau

A Diaspora University Town (DUT) Townhouse developer is a person who will develop one of the 3,500 planned townhouses. The DUT Townhouse Developer system is on track to establish about 2,500 townhouse developers who will apply the DUT system to develop 3,500 townhouses and create new wealth

Diaspora University Town (DUT) will create 15,000 jobs. 2,000 jobs will be for Diaspora Kenyans returning to Kenya. The first job created of the DUT project, the job of Diaspora University Town – Project Director is taken up by Dan Kamau who is formerly from Worcester, MA. Dr. Wilson

The Diaspora University Medical Hospital Level 5/6 is for meeting the medical and healthcare needs of Diaspora University students, Diaspora University Town (DUT) residents, Kenyans and visitors to Kenya. About 50% of Diaspora Kenyans living in developed countries work in the healthcare sector. Many work in the different departments

The success story of housing in Singapore is incorporated in the Diaspora University Town (DUT) development plan. From 1961 to 1965 the citizens of Singapore built 51,000 housing units as they refused to live in slums. The effort led to thousands of jobs created and the growth of Gross

The over 9 million Generation Z Kenyans born 1997 – 2012 want to live in a better country. Google maps today is showing Gen Z the towns and cities across the world. As Gen Z, join in developing Kenya they need to understand that without the right land policy and laws

At the Diaspora University Town (DUT) workshop held at the DUT site, Ronald Mwangombe presented the DUT Materials and Ndara B 15 MSMEs that will produce over 50 building materials to be applied in the construction of about 4,000 buildings and 60 km road network. DUT Building Materials MSME

Maggie & Simon Miru of Worcester, MA, USA flew into Kenya and held one of the most colorful wedding events. The reception was held at an elegant wedding tent at Lymack Gardens at the four ways junction Kiambu Road. The colorful and joyous event was grazed by about 1,000