Investment

Bishop Donald Mwawasi of Diaspora Outreach Developments Foundation (DODF) in Atlanta, GA, USA; Taita Taveta County Members of County Assembly (MCAs) – Elect; Diaspora University Town (DUT) team; and, Ndara B Community members held a meeting at Voi. The meeting was organized by Joshua Mwadeghu of Ndara B Community to discuss

My name is Joshua Mwadeghu. I’m an aspirant for the Kaloleni Ward Member of County Assembly Seat. One of the Bills I will introduce in the County Assembly after August Elections is the Diaspora Investment & Incentives Bill Diaspora Kenyans resources of intellect and cash will play a big

The 20,000 jobs creation Diaspora University Town (DUT) project is the best investment in Kenya. DUT investment in job creation incorporates investment in the plans, systems and property that lead to persons working to produce goods and services to sustain the workers, other people and the environment. Jobs at

In the 1960s Diaspora Koreans took manufacturing companies to South Korea. Today South Korea's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is $1.6 trillion. In the 1980s the Diaspora Chinese took manufacturing to China. Today the GDP of China has grown to $15 trillion. Diaspora Kenyans founding and developing Diaspora University Town

Kenya Constitution in article 43 reads, “Every person has the right to accessible and adequate housing, and to reasonable standards of sanitation; to clean and safe water in adequate quantities.” In article 42 the Constitution reads, “Every person has the right to a clean and healthy environment.” If these rights

Diaspora University Town will have about 500 small medium enterprises (SMEs) open as the town grows to reach 10,000 persons. The SMEs categorized into three as follows: SMEs that anchor the university town settlement; the SMEs that support the anchor SMEs and the Town development, operational and management; and,

In 1940 McDonald Restaurant would be open. In 1954, Ray Kroc, who was 52 years old, joined McDonald and started opening franchises. In 1959 McDonald expanded to 100 restaurants. The growth plan would increase the number of restaurants to 500 by 1963. In 1984, when Ray Kroc passed on, 30