Tatu City To Fly Any Lucky Kenyan Back Home From Diaspora

A lucky Kenyan living in the diaspora in any part of the world will be flown back home for free thanks to an ongoing raffle by Tatu City.

The “Fly Me Home!” raffle is free and open to any Kenyan living abroad who is 18 or older. As an added bonus, the winner may invite a friend or family member to accompany them on the flight home.

Tatu City said in a statement that the raffle will be open for entries from April 1 to June 30, 2022. On July 1, 2022, the draw will be live-streamed on Tatu City’s social media channels.

Lornah Kiplagat, a Tatu City resident, and the city’s new Health & Wellness Ambassador said during the campaign’s launch: “Tatu City is proud to support Kenyan diaspora and the incredibly important role they play in our country’s economic development,” she said, adding, “The controlled neighborhoods of Tatu City have long attracted members of the diaspora looking for a serene, secure, and rapidly appreciating real estate investment back home.”

Registration for the raffle and Terms & Conditions are found on tatucity.com/flymehome. The raffle is licensed by the Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya.

Tatu City, which is only 30 minutes from Central Nairobi, has two schools – Crawford International and Nova Pioneer – that educate over 3,000 students daily, as well as thousands of apartments and single-family homes in Kijani Ridge, the city’s premier residential neighborhood. In addition, Roast by Carnivore, a restaurant by Tamarind Group, the country’s leading hospitality operator, opened at Tatu City’s entrance in November 2021.

Furthermore, the country’s first operational Special Economic Zone has welcomed more than 60 companies, including Dormans, Copia, Cooper K-Brands, Maxxam, Twiga Foods, Freight Forwarders Solutions, Friendship Group, Davis & Shirtliff, and KWAL, to its business-friendly location.