When Kenya Meets Bayern
Hohen Arsenal hosted the seventh Africa Day a few days ago, with over 30 stands about and on Africa. Among the stands was a Kenyan Read More
Year: 2013
Women With Children get Lower Pension Than Those Without
Traditionally in Africa, children are your pension. The more children you have, the higher your chances of living comfortably when you grow old. Not only Read More
How your GEZ Licence Fee is Used
I think the worst law introduced this year was the forced TV licence fee on ALL households in Germany. Earlier, not having a TV was Read More
Would You Still Get the German DL if You Took The Test Again?
If you have a German driving licence you most probably went through their testing process. Part of the process includes a theoretical exam, to prepare Read More
Kenyan Delivers an Outstanding Valedictorian Speech at the Jacobs University Bremen
You might remember her for winning the Mercator Stiftung award earlier this year for her social engagement and excellent grades, Robin Wanjiru Njenga. An amazing young Read More
Can Education Eradicate Racism?
If you haven’t heard, UN has come out strongly demanding that the dutch stop their age old tradition of painting themselves black right before Christmas, Read More
Will the Youth and Foreigners be the Death of the German Language?
By Jacinta Nandi “I love the way French people love their language,” I say to my German friend Oliver. “They’re so proud of it. They Read More
Mama Africa, a Kenyan from Münster Passes Away
Below the message I received from Mama Africa’s friend. We have lost another Kenyan sister. Our dear Susan (known in Münster as Mama Africa or Read More
Is the German Education System Superior?
Its apprenticeship scheme is praised around the world, but its universities struggle to compete internationally and a sixth of adults have the reading age of Read More
AUSBILDUNG: Winzer/in
Winzer/in known as Vintners in english plant and care for vines, harvest the grapes, process them into wine, sparkling wine or grape juice and market Read More
Kenyan Wins Swiss Competition on Fighting Food Losses and Food Waste
The young Kenyan, Irene Njeri Githinji, from the Nairobi University has won the Swiss competition that was held to bring together different ideas on fighting Read More
Rhineland Pfalz bans Teacher-Student Friendships on Facebook
Facebook has been the bone of contention in several court cases this year. A ruling a few days ago allowed civil servants and public office Read More
Kenyans from Germany Grace the Mashujaa Day Celebrations with the Deputy President
The Kenyan Embassy in Belgium in cooperation with the embassies in Germany and the Netherlands arranged to have the Deputy President meet with Kenyans in Read More
From the Streets of Eldoret to Working at AUDI
You listen/read some stories and you can’t help but wonder, what is keeping you from achieving your own goals. When you see the 23 year Read More
Each New Foreigner to Get a Personal Welcome to Basel
The city of Basel is ready to be the integration capital with some of their out of this world ideas on welcoming foreigners to the Read More
Broken Dreams of an African Family in Rural Russia
Francois and his wife Christine moved to Russia in pursuit of education. They both came in the hopes of getting credentials to become doctors. Christine Read More